Jordan Michaels

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.

Two years ago, the mayor of Toledo, Ohio, made a solemn vow never to do business with a gun manufacturer or dealer that sold “assault weapons” to civilians. Today, Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz has some egg on his face.

The National Rifle Association, along with its state affiliate, the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs, filed a lawsuit this week in federal court alleging that New Jersey’s concealed carry requirements violate the Second and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.

A disabled man in Broward County, Florida, found himself in a life-threatening situation last month while sheriff’s deputies waited not far away and refused to intervene.

Despite Canada’s already strict gun control regime, anti-gun activists in the Great White North are pushing for even more gun control after they successfully lobbied for an “assault weapons” ban earlier this year.

An 8-year-old girl in Iowa scored a massive, 179⅜-inch whitetail buck earlier this year during the state’s youth season, marking her third big buck in as many years.

Here are ten stocking stuffers under $50 for the gun nut in your life. Trust me—they’ll appreciate these more than another bottle of cologne.