Gun Control

Wondering what the difference is between Amy Schumer and Kim Kardashian?

Take notes, people...

We somehow doubt this is what the gun control movement has in mind...

The New York Daily News' cover in the wake of yesterday's San Bernardino, Calif., massacre is both provocative and highly political. By design.

The publication calls out those it feels could do something to end the plague of gun violence, but instead revert to useless platitudes, time after time.

Bristol Palin has come out swinging against a new documentary about America's "gun culture" and that culture's purported relationship with Christianity.

Suffice it to say, she's not happy about it ... or all that well informed, for that matter, but why let that stop you from off-the-cuff, social media rants?

Virginia, and the nation as a whole, are in a state of mourning today after WDBJ7 reporter Alison Parker and WDBJ7 photographer Adam Ward were killed while conducting a live interview around 6:45 a.m. today.

Vester Flanagan, a disgruntled former employee at the station, is believed to have pulled the trigger before turning a gun on himself.

Don't get us wrong: we love it when Kim Kardashian poses nude online.

But we love it even more when Kim Kardashian uses her fame, her followers and her platform to do more than just show off her boobs and her butt.

Due to the actions of a madman, Amy Schumer finds herself at the center of the gun control debate in America.

A few weeks after the tragic Lafayette, Louisiana shooting that claimed the lives of two people at a screening of her film, Trainwreck, Schumer has responded to an open letter about the incident.

Might a sibling rivalry be brewing over an issue of national importance?

Earlier this week, Kim Kardashian sat down for a special Q&A in San Francisco, telling attendees that "we don't have strict enough gun control" in this country.

Kim Kardashian said many ridiculous things while taking center stage for a Q&A in San Francisco on Tuesday night.

The amateur sex tape star said she won't push for her kids to attend college, while also addressing the topic of feminism and claiming she encourages "people to put in the work" because they're under the false impression that good looks simply lead to modeling jobs.

Piers Morgan has once again gone off on the lack of gun control in his adopted country.

The TV personality, who famously blasted a pro-gun panel after the Naval Yard shooting of 2013, took to Twitter today in light of last night's tragedy in Charleston.

Taylor "Lil Bit" Wright may star on Party Down South.

But the reality star is not in a partying mood at the moment.

Vince Vaughn is taking aim at the national gun control debate.

The actor, who will play a central role on True Detective Season 2 this summer, has opened up to the latest edition of British GQ, making it very clear where he stands on the second amendment and school safety.

Country music superstar Tim McGraw will headline July concert to benefit Sandy Hook Promise, a group that seeks to protect children from gun violence.

Surprisingly, or perhaps not, this announcement resulted in serious backlash from gun advocates calling McGraw a hypocrite and a whole lot worse.

For those parents out there struggling to find the best ways of talking to kids about the Second Amendment, boy do we have the perfect children's book for you.

My Parents Open Carry was written by Brian Jeffs and Nathan Nephew, the co-founders of Michigan Open Carry who feel this issue can't be discussed early enough:

Piers Morgan concluded his final broadcast of Piers Morgan Live on Friday by addressing a topic that has become synonymous with this British TV personality:

Gun control.

Duck Dynasty stars Phil and Si Robertson believe gun control is not what America needs. Rather, it's sin control and self control that our nation lacks.

“It ain’t gun control we need, it’s sin control,” Si told Men’s Journal.

It's safe to say Eddie Vedder and Ted Nugent do not see eye-to-eye on the topic of gun control.

The outspoken Pearl Jam singer sits down with Mark Richards in a new interview and makes it take - his consternation, really - on America's current gun control situation as clear as can be.

Starbucks wants to be an official gun-free zone.

In an open letter on the company's website, CEO Howard Schultz told customers not to bring weapons to Starbucks stores or outdoor seating areas.

Madonna is making news for yet another photo involving her with a gun, not even 48 hours after the deadly Navy Yard shooting in Washington D.C.

While the singer is known for constantly pushing boundaries of decency, she's receiving tons of backlash for her latest stunt promoting her short film.

CNN's Piers Morgan says he's getting sick and tired of having the same “ridiculous debate” on gun violence every single time there is a mass shooting,

He made that abundantly clear last night.

It looks like New Mexico has problems beyond Walter White cooking up a great deal of meth.

A seven-year old first grader at Helen Cordero Elementary in southwest Albuquerque was caught with a loaded 40-caliber glock in his backpack yesterday morning.

Jim Carrey is sort of sorry to Second Amendment lovers around the country.

In March, the actor came under major fire from conservatives for starring in a Funny or Die video that made fun of gun-toting "motherf%ckers."