Tag Archives: Shooting
A Florida commission offers solid suggestions for school safety improvements. Can we put aside dogma long enough to listen?
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Anti-Semitism does not necessarily manifest in violence. Case in point: the BDS movement.
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The natural reaction after a mass shooting is a hunger for vengeance. Our justice system is designed to guard against that.
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Studying past disasters has made air crashes very rare and more survivable. Why not apply that approach to mass shootings?
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Caricatured as a tool of corporate evil, the NRA speaks for a large slice of America that high-rise dwellers seldom meet.
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A mass shooting strikes close to home in a place normally full of high spirits.
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Mass shootings keep happening, and so do occasional assaults on performers by obsessed fans.
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Terminal 3 at LAX, where last week’s shooting occurred, is usually an island of calm amid the bustle of a big-city airport.
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Two Tragic Pulitzers
By Larry M. Elkin, CPA, CFP®
One newspaper provided outstanding coverage of a mass shooting; another was a target. Both received journalism’s top honor.
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