Justice Department gives Minnesota, Minneapolis, and St. Paul until September 23 to negotiate before potentially filing federal lawsuit The U.S. Department of Justice has put

The National Association for Gun Rights and Texas Gun Rights urge the Supreme Court to protect commonly owned AR-15s and put an end to lower

Last Friday, President Donald Trump pardoned Adamiak, ending a federal case that could have resulted in decades behind bars over firearms-related items and military collectibles.

U.S. Senate Candidate Josh Turek wants Iowa voters to believe he is a moderate, but his actions — and the company he keeps — tell

A federal judge has agreed to wait for the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on a major Second Amendment case before deciding whether several

Second Amendment record sets Norman apart as he heads into August 25 Republican runoff against Darline Graham South Carolina voters will return to the polls

Court rules that once Congress eliminated the NFA’s tax, the federal government lost its Constitutional basis for enforcing the registration scheme A federal judge in

Lawsuit could signal broader trouble for “sensitive place” carry bans nationwide after the Supreme Court’s major Second Amendment ruling The U.S. Justice Department is putting

State leaders looking for ways to keep restrictions in place despite landmark Second Amendment victory New Jersey officials are refusing to back down after the