Supporters of reciprocity say that’s a system in desperate need of common sense.

A Massachusetts prosecutor has concluded that a Springfield woman acted lawfully when she fatally shot a man who investigators say arrived at her home, started a fight with her husband, and then pointed a handgun at him.

A Las Vegas mother says she did what she believed she had to do after two strangers ended up in her backyard and appeared to be trying to break into her home.

After reviewing the Supreme Court’s decisions in Heller, Bruen, Rahimi, and Wolford, the majority concluded that New Jersey’s “complete prohibition on the possession of semi-automatic rifles runs afoul of the Second Amendment’s protections.”

A bill aimed at stopping credit card companies from tracking firearm purchases is headed to the U.S. Senate after clearing the House with bipartisan support.

“If the goal was to prove that the Department of Justice doesn’t care about privacy or accountability, they’ve massively succeeded in that,” the group’s video states.

A deadly shooting inside one of Michigan’s busiest shopping malls is raising major questions about self-defense, concealed carry, and what happens when violence erupts in a crowded public place.

If you think carrying a firearm into a Texas bar is a simple yes-or-no question, think again.

To put that into perspective, that’s more than two football fields away.