Biden establishes White House office on gun violence prevention, taps Harris to lead

President Biden created a new White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention to be led by Vice President Kamala Harris.
The office aims to implement gun safety laws, support communities affected by gun violence, and identify new executive actions.
The announcement comes amid rising concerns over mass shootings and gun violence in America.
Stricter gun laws are desired by most Americans but have faced resistance in Congress.
The new office reflects a growing movement to address gun violence as a major public health issue.