James Alan Fox

Seeing is believing, and it is easy to believe that mass shootings are a epidemic when the news coverage is saturated with stories of pain and agony.

Since Columbine and Uvalde, parents and students fear campus shootings. Here’s why kids going back to school shouldn’t worry about mass shootings.

Media depictions of a mass shooter as a powerful individual armed with a deadly weapon only serve to portray a hero for like-minded hatemongers.

The 1999 Columbine High massacre was neither the first nor deadliest school shooting, but by all measures had the most significant impact on America.

2025 ended with fewer mass killings ‒ defined as assaults resulting in four or more victim fatalities ‒ than any year since at least 2006.