OLYMPIA — For the first time in years, activists on opposite sides of the gun-control debate in Washington state have agreed on something: to hold adults responsible if kids get their hands on loaded firearms. Washington Ceasefire, a Seattle-based gun-control organization, has been trying for three years to persuade lawmakers to take action in memory of Whitney Graves, a Marysville girl who died in September 1996 when a playmate found and fired his parents' loaded... (GunPolicy.org)