Poll after poll shows Tennesseeans want greater gun regulation after the Nashville school shooting.

By cruelly targeting minorities, the GOP could accidentally create a new constituency.

Republican lawmakers are really creative when it comes to ignoring their own constituents.

Tennessee Republicans are suddenly under the spotlight after voting to expel Democratic lawmakers—and it’s not looking good.

Younger Tennesseeans will not be prosecuted for carrying a gun without a permit.

How it started, how’s it going: Cameron Sexton, who led the charge against the “Tennessee Three,” is suddenly in a spot of bother himself.

The move comes after thousands of protesters demanded lawmakers take action on gun control.

Now, both Democratic lawmakers expelled over their gun control protest are back in the legislature.

If Bill Lee is serious, after the two weeks of chaos in his state, he could actually make it happen.

Justin Jones is back in his seat after Republicans expelled him. And he’s advancing the fight that got him kicked out in the first place.

The representative was one of two Black Democratic lawmakers expelled after talking about gun control on the House floor.

Even before they expelled two Black Democratic lawmakers, Republicans were using their supermajority to undermine democracy.

Justin Jones and Justin Pearson both have clear paths to quickly retake their seats.

The GOP-led House has a very twisted definition of “decorum.”

Before this, Lafferty was perhaps best known for defending the three-fifths compromise. And the lawmaker he seems to have assaulted is Black.

The Democrats have already been stripped of their committee assignments.

“We all just want to live through high school.”

The “we’re not gonna fix it” lawmaker isn’t sure why people are so mad at him.

Chants of “protect our kids” broke out at the Capitol, as lawmakers refuse to take action.

The Republican representative has refused to discuss gun control following the mass shooting in his district.