Justices will decide if a state can bar licensed gun owners from carrying firearms onto private property open to the public without explicit permission. The

Last week, the Trump Administration announced the United States is departing numerous international organizations, nearly half of them affiliated with the United Nations. Under the

A slate of gun control bills would hike costs on suppressors, restrict common firearms and magazines, and expand penalties as Democrats advance sweeping new regulations.

Last month, a judge reaffirmed Washington’s 2023 “Assault Weapons” Ban, which prohibits the sale, manufacture, distribution or import of certain semi-automatic firearms — though not

Recent efforts to hold U.S. gun makers and importers legally liable for the crimes of gang members and criminals could end up undermining the rights

A broader panel will rehear the challenge to California’s law requiring background checks for every ammunition purchase. A legal challenge to California’s ammunition background check

Congress moves to ensure veterans are protected from the VA reporting to NICS for simply using fiduciary assistance. On November 12, President Donald Trump signed

With 58.7% approval, Maine’s new “Red Flag” expansion adds to existing law — raising alarms among law-abiding firearms owners about potential abuse. In a recent

As a fresh administration takes office, Virginia lawmakers gear up to impose stricter gun control — prompting concern amongst Second Amendment supporters. In Richmond, Virginia

Justices weigh whether a federal law barring unlawful drug users from owning firearms aligns with the Second Amendment. The Supreme Court of the United States