Jennifer Mascia

3 days ago | thetrace.org | Jennifer Mascia |Champe Barton |Chip Brownlee |Alain Stephens

Reporter Reporter Chip is a reporter at The Trace covering federal policy related to violence prevention and firearms. He is also the author of The Trajectory newsletter, which spotlights the people, policies, and programs grappling with America’s gun violence crisis. Before joining The Trace as an investigative fellow in June 2020, Chip worked as a reporter and the editor-in-chief of his collegiate newspaper, .

1 week ago | tucson.com | Jennifer Mascia

Here at Ask The Trace, we get our fair share of questions about the gun industry, specifically the profits and legal protections enjoyed by firearm and ammunition companies. The fewer restrictions on their products, the more money they can make from sales. Supporters of stronger gun laws have sought in recent years to tie the gun debate back to the profits and revenues reaped by firearms manufacturers, The Trace reports.

1 week ago | theeagle.com | Jennifer Mascia

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3 weeks ago | thetrace.org | Sunny Sone |Jennifer Mascia

The Trace It’s Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer and the time of year when many begin preparing for a seasonal spike in gun violence. As The Trace’s Fairriona Magee has reported, research has linked high temperatures and shootings. A 2021 study found that abnormally high daily temperatures in U.S. cities were associated with higher levels of shootings.

3 weeks ago | thetrace.org | Sunny Sone |Jennifer Mascia

The Trace On Thursday, U.S. Representative Andrew Clyde logged a win. The Georgia Republican, who owns a gun shop that sells silencers on its website, took credit for pushing through a provision in President Donald Trump’s tax bill that cut taxes on silencers — one of the most highly regulated gun accessories in the country — and, per Politico, otherwise removes them from being regulated under the National Firearms Act.