Jordan Michaels

A federal appeals court affirmed this week that a law prohibiting illegal immigrants from possessing firearms is constitutional.

When photos of Brian Butcher’s 67-point non-typical whitetail buck surfaced on social media in 2019, it was easy to tell that the Kansas bowhunter had bagged something special. Now we know just how special.

Golden State residents are witnessing first-hand the uselessness of gun control laws, and confidence in the anti-gun regime is slipping as violent crime slams the state’s major cities and more residents purchase firearms.

The insurance companies handling the bankruptcy of the former Remington Arms Company made a $33 million bid this week to escape a specious lawsuit leveled by families of Sandy Hook victims.

A federal judge for the District of Nevada ruled this week against a gun rights group that had filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on so-called “ghost guns.”

The Bronx Defenders, the Brooklyn Defender Services, and the Black Attorneys of Legal Aid filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court in which they argued that New York’s “may issue” carry permit requirement is both unconstitutional and racist.

President Joe Biden bumbled through a CNN “town hall” event last night, and along with his usual word salads, he appeared to voice support for a nationwide handgun ban.

Unfortunately for Golden State gun grabbers, the program has been an abject failure—and its problems are only getting worse.

A California county judge refused this week to use the state’s “red flag” law to confiscate the firearms of a man accused of resisting/obstructing an officer in a 2018 incident involving an altercation with his son.