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'Expert' Explanation for Why California Still Has 'Gun Violence' Misses the Obvious - Vimarsana News

'Expert' Explanation for Why California Still Has 'Gun Violence' Misses the Obvious

To paraphrase Democrat strategist James Carville’s slogan about the economy, it’s the criminals, stupid. 

Experts explain why California is still rife with gun violence despite some of the most stringent gun laws in the country - Vimarsana News

Experts explain why California is still rife with gun violence despite some of the most stringent gun laws in the country

Even the state with some of the strictest gun laws can't keep gun violence away from its borders.

Source: go.com
Opioid deaths will keep rising quickly • Baxter sales grow, but less than expectations - Vimarsana News

Opioid deaths will keep rising quickly • Baxter sales grow, but less than expectations

Crain's Health Pulse is your source for actionable, exclusive and inside news on the health care industry.

Notes on a Tragedy - Vimarsana News

Notes on a Tragedy

I was on my back porch the other day, listening to the birds, when I received a humorous text from a friend that broke my mood from that of serious concentration into joyous cackling as I’m known to do when something funny catches me off guard, usually scaring whoever is close by. Right in the middle of that joy came

Northwestern professor says federal assault weapons ban would save many lives - Vimarsana News

Northwestern professor says federal assault weapons ban would save many lives

Dr. Post says what emboldens those shooters is access to assault weapons. Her research shows mass shootings, which she defines as four or more people killed, increased and became more lethal when the federal assault weapons ban ended in 2004.