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We need to end the myth that video games inspire real-world violence. There's no evidence to substantiate it, and spreading it bolsters leftist claims.

After winning an enormous judgment against Jones and Infowars, Sandy Hook plaintiff Erica Lafferty is still fighting for her survival. 

Putting aside the damage done to the lives of individuals and the soul of the country, we can admire the skill and effort that result in enormous profits for the purveyors of pain. Profits can come from words alone but typically come from books, T-shirts, hats, or donations.

Eric Ulloa created a documentary-theatre-act 6 months after the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting. At Overton, a panel focused on making change.

In times of disaster, Fred Rogers once said, we need to look for the helpers. “You will always find people who are helping,” Mr. Rogers promised, no

The Arizona state senator who filed a restraining order against a reporter has a history of disparaging journalists, even as she defends and praises members of the fringe right wing media, even those who spread stories that are unequivocally false

The “see you later” I say to my daughter at her school tomorrow may ultimately be a “goodbye.” This should keep all of us awake at night.

Texas schools could offer up to $25,000 stipends to teachers and staff who accept the dual role of being armed campus “sentinels” with specialized mental health training under a proposal that state lawmakers advanced Tuesday in response to the Uvalde classroom shooting

Meet comic artist, Barbara Brandon-Croft, whose work was first featured in The Detroit Free Press in 1989. Her comic strip \“Where I’m Coming From\” ran until 2005.

Under the new proposal, armed personnel must also train in identifying students with mental health issues.