The AtlanticThe El Paso Shooting and Video Games as a Partisan IssueAug 5, 2019Ian BogostBy Ian Bogostmore_vert
The Associated PressNo, there's still no link between video games and violenceAug 6, 2019Mae AndersonBy Mae Andersonmore_vert
Vox.comThe top House Republican is blaming video games for the weekend's mass shootingsAug 4, 2019Jane CoastonBy Jane Coastonmore_vert
The VergeTrump and Republicans continue to blame video games for their failures on gun controlAug 5, 2019Megan FarokhmaneshBy Megan Farokhmaneshmore_vert
Vox.comWhy video games aren’t causing America’s gun problem, in one chartAug 7, 2019Alvin ChangBy Alvin Changmore_vert
USA TODAYKevin McCarthy says video games partly to blame for mass shootingsAug 4, 2019Nicholas WuBy Nicholas Wumore_vert
ForbesTrump, Republican Focus On Video Games And 'Call Of Duty' After Mass Shootings Is A Transparent DistractionAug 5, 2019Paul TassiBy Paul Tassimore_vert
NewsweekTwo Republicans Blame Video Games, Social Media, Prayer Bans For ShootingsAug 4, 2019Benjamin FearnowBy Benjamin Fearnowmore_vert
CNNVideo games unlikely to cause real-world violence, experts sayAug 5, 2019Arman AzadBy Arman Azadmore_vert
The Washington PostKevin McCarthy, Dan Patrick blame video games for mass shootings despite evidence to the contraryAug 5, 2019Timothy BellaBy Timothy Bellamore_vert
The New York TimesVideo Games Aren't Why Shootings Happen. Politicians Still Blame Them. (Published 2019)Aug 5, 2019Kevin DraperBy Kevin Drapermore_vert
CNNTrump, McCarthy cite video games as a driver behind mass shootingsAug 5, 2019Devan ColeBy Devan Colemore_vert
NBC NewsFact check: Trump suggests video games to blame for mass shootingsAug 5, 2019Jane C. TimmBy Jane C. Timmmore_vert
ForbesTrump Suggests Video Games Connected To Violence. Research Doesn't Support ThatAug 5, 2019Lisette VoytkoBy Lisette Voytkomore_vert
Vox.comVideo games and violent crime: Trump is wrong about mass shootingsAug 5, 2019Matthew YglesiasBy Matthew Yglesiasmore_vert