New court documents say the attacker in a fatal North Carolina university shooting may have recorded video of the classroom carnage on his cell phone

In a country considered among the safest in the world, a deadly knife attack near Tokyo on a group of schoolgirls has shocked Japanese parents and officials and raised concerns over the safety of children

Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan says the new graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy should change the status quo and "set the standard on preventing sexual harassment and assault" among ranks

U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton has told 240 new Coast Guard Academy graduates they will help lead the way in "reasserting American leadership in the Arctic"

A temple built as a memorial to the 17 victims of a Florida high school mass shooting is burned to the ground in a symbolic gesture of healing

The Missouri Section of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says it strongly opposes the threat of criminal penalties for delivering "evidence based, necessary health care."

A year after a high school mass shooting near Houston that remains one of the deadliest in U.S. history, Texas lawmakers are on the brink of going home without passing any new gun restrictions

Efforts to combat school shootings are shifting toward software and other technology to reduce the number of victims

Judge gives prosecutors more time to file charges in a suburban Denver school shooting that killed 1 student and wounded 8 more

The recent actions of two students who died tackling gunmen at separate U.S. campuses reflect a shift in guidance at a growing number of schools across the country.