Christmas came early for the anti-gun lobby this year as Congress voted to spend another $25 million to fund research on “gun violence and its solutions.”

The Ohio legislature passed a bill this week that will expand protections for those who are forced to engage in armed self-defense to protect their lives or the lives of their family.

In what many gun owners will consider an act of karma for the ATF’s recent pistol brace guidance, a federal agent was tased last week by two police officers in Columbus, Ohio, while he was attempting to confiscate a shotgun.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) has leaked a notice set to be published in the federal register today that purports to provide guidance to gun owners on whether the addition of a stabilizing brace transforms a pistol into an NFA-regulated short-barreled rifle (SBR).

American Outdoor Brands (AOB) stock jumped nearly 10 percent today as company executives announced massive quarterly sales that far exceeded the predictions of forecasters.

Nearly 90 percent of suspects thought to have committed gun-related crimes in New York City have been released back onto the streets.

The anti-gun group Brady United has brought two first-of-their-kind civil lawsuits against 13 defendants that manufacture and sell “ghost guns,” the outfit announced this week. The defendants are being accused of negligence, public nuisance and violation of business codes.

The paper argues that religious peoples’ fears of Satan, Hell, Armageddon, and demons prompts them to pursue gun ownership as a means of protection.

A sheriff’s deputy shot and killed a man in Columbus, Ohio, last week after he claims the man waved a gun at him and refused to drop a firearm.