Opinion: The Mexican-based drug trade propped up by American guns causes health, legal and economic strains on U.S.

Thomas Tellier was convicted on Thursday of the murder of his stepson, 27-year-old Nicholas Trynor on Aug. 6, 2022.

According to a major lawsuit the Mexican government has filed against U.S. gun manufacturers, a lot of Mexico's violence epidemic is a direct result of the flood of assault-style weapons ...

GEOFF BENNETT: Mexico is seeking billions of dollars from several major U.S. firearm manufacturers and one gun wholesaler in an effort to be reimbursed for costs related to gun violence. Stephanie ...

MEXICO CITY — For years, Mexican officials have complained that lax U.S. gun control was responsible for devastating bloodshed in Mexico. On Wednesday, they moved their campaign into American ...

For years, Mexico’s drug cartels have obtained most of their guns from the United States, according to U.S. and Mexican officials, in what anti-violence activists refer to as an “Iron River ...

This time, gun violence prevention groups worry the Supreme Court could side with gun makers in a way that would go far beyond this dispute between Mexico and American gun companies. Start the day ...

Miranda, 45, was a single mother of eight and a certified nursing assistant who lived in Holyoke. She died from a gunshot to ...

From 2015-2023, 185,000 guns linked to crimes in Mexico were sent to the ATF to be traced – the process of using a firearm’s serial number and other characteristics to identify the trail of ...

According to court documents, Thomas Tellier says he felt threatened by his stepson, 27-year-old Nicholas Trynor.

In the lawsuit, Mexico argues that U.S. gun manufacturers share the blame for the cartel violence because 70% to 90% of the guns found at Mexican crime scenes come from the United States ...