A top gun-control group has blanketed Virginia airwaves with a new ad, but its missive is missing one key word: guns. 
The nation's top gun-control group is falling far short of its 2020 election spending pledge with less than two weeks to go before Nov. 3. 
The Democratic nominee for New York's 21st Congressional District stumbled over a question about gun bans during a Wednesday-night debate.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden repeated his controversial contention Thursday that police should try to shoot dangerous suspects in the leg as a form of de-escalation. 
Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff dropped mention of his support for gun rights further calling into question a pro-gun pledge he made in another recent ad. 
Georgia Democratic Senate hopeful Jon Ossoff is running as a defender of the Second Amendment but supports a ban on all semiautomatic rifle sales. The nation's largest gun-control group dodged guns entirely in a new swing state ad campaign and instead focused on health care. 
A leading gun-control group is spending millions to boost swing state Democrats, but its latest ads highlight non-gun issues, potentially signaling the limited appeal of gun restrictions in many key Senate races.
California Democrats are launching a longshot legal maneuver to protect a gun-control law that a federal appeals court declared unconstitutional. 
At the Republican National Convention, Andrew Pollack, the father of one of the victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, criticized Joe Biden for misstating facts about the tragedy. 