A school board member and failed state house candidate in Pennsylvania found herself in hot water earlier this week after she vowed in a Facebook post to shoot anyone who approached her without wearing a mask.

Can a state deny residents of other states the right to carry concealed firearms within its borders? According to one legal scholar, the answer is yes.

Gun control advocates have launched a nationwide campaign to gin up support for a new bill that would severely restrict “ghost guns” and parts kits.

A state-level commissioner in Florida is being sued after her department unilaterally closed online applications for concealed carry permits.

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told reporters on Friday that the U.S. may need to apologize for failing to inform Mexican authorities about the botched ATF sting known as “Fast and Furious.”

The Canadian government issued a report in 2018 that found no data to suggest that gun bans reduce crime. Does Justin Trudeau care? Apparently not.

The gun-buying frenzy spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic includes not only first-time gun buyers but also Hollywood types and A-list celebrities, according to a report published in Los Angeles Magazine.

Video has emerged that allegedly depicts an incident involving the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man in Georgia. A district attorney has announced simultaneously that the case will appear before a grand jury.

A federal judge in Nevada has allowed a lawsuit to move forward that alleges semi-automatic AR-15’s should be considered machine guns because they can be converted to simulate fully automatic fire using bump stocks.