The girlfriend of a man killed by Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wi., has filed a lawsuit against Facebook, Rittenhouse, and several militias and militia leaders for conspiracy, negligence, and affliction of emotional distress.

Hundreds of gun owners traveled to the Michigan capitol building in Lansing yesterday to advocate for their right to keep and bear arms and discourage the legislature from passing a ban on carrying firearms on Capitol grounds.

An Oregon man who had been accused of manslaughter by a grand jury in what appeared to be a self-defense case has committed suicide, according to his attorney.

Milwaukee police have arrested a man for using a dangerous weapon while intoxicated after he reportedly pointed a firearm at a crowd of Black Lives Matter protestors who had gathered in front of his house.

An Omaha man who was initially determined to have acted in self-defense is now being charged by a grand jury with manslaughter along with three additional felonies.

The man shot in the bicep by Kyle Rittenhouse during the riots in Kenosha last month sat down with CNN to defend his actions and explain his thoughts and feelings about the incident.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit gave bump stocks new life last week when they ruled to vacate a previous decision that upheld a ban on the devices.

A Colorado school district suspended a student for five days and called the police last week for allegedly pointing and “waving” a toy gun during an online video class.

A three-judge appellate panel of the U.S. Third Circuit Court upheld last week New Jersey’s ban on ammunition magazines holding more than 10 rounds.