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

The firearm manufacturing giant has announced the discontinuation of numerous pistol variants, particularly Generations 3 and 4, alongside select Generation 5 models. There are several

With no consensus in sight, Republicans refuse to endorse gun bans, prompting the Governor to question whether reconvening the Legislature is worthwhile in the Land

Newsom’s latest anti-gun law blocks new Glock sales because Democrats claim they are “readily convertible” to fully automatic with a “Glock switch,” which is already

Justices to decide whether states can block lawful carry on private property without owner consent. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Wolford v.

The measure passed 104–99, aided by five Republican votes joined with the Democratic majority. It now heads to the Republican-led state Senate, where reports are

The firearms industry and gun owners alike have face relentless attacks and discriminatory treatment for decades by financial institutions. Organizations including the National Association for

The U.S. government has initiated legal action against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, accusing it of trampling Californians’ Second Amendment rights by dragging its

On September 15, 2025, Minnesota’s Senate Gun Violence Prevention Working Group discussed numerous gun control proposals following the tragedy at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis.

On September 10, 2025, Florida’s First District Court of Appeals declared statute 790.053 unconstitutional in McDaniels v. State, striking down restrictions on open carry.  This