Chicago experienced a level of gun violence unseen in nearly two decades in 2016.

Every day, an average of seven children are shot and killed the United States.

The Sunshine State, a.k.a. the Gunshine State, considers itself a Second Amendment haven.

The march and its counter-protest showed the sharp divide in how blacks and whites view the police in a city with few integrated neighborhoods.

In Chicago, 17 people were lost to gun violence in a single weekend.

In this year's election, voters went against nearly all of the ballot initiatives backed by Catholic leaders and advocates, except referendums on minimum wage increases and gun control measures in four states.