Jordan Michaels

Virginia’s attorney general bragged on Twitter last week about shutting down a massive, 12,000-person gun show in Virginia for fears of a “superspreader” COVID-19 event.

Two counties in Oregon approved ordinances this month penalizing police officers and other county employees if they choose to enforce many of the state’s gun control laws.

A bump stock case in Houston is making waves in the pro-gun community after federal prosecutors dropped bump stock-related charges against a man because “the government couldn’t prove beyond a reasonable doubt the bump stock was a machine gun,” according to the Houston Chronicle.

A Democratic legislator in Kentucky has pre-filed a bill that would criminalize the “unlawful storage of a firearm” if that firearm is accessed by a minor.

Support for stricter gun laws in the U.S. is at its lowest point since 2016 and dropped a full seven percentage points since last year, according to a new survey by Gallup.

Vista Outdoors, the parent company of ammunition brands Federal, CCI, Blazer, and Speer (among others), announced during an earnings call last week a yearlong backlog of ammunition orders worth $1 billion.

But new analysis by GunsAmerica has revealed that The Trace is anything but “independent” and “nonpartisan.” According to publicly available tax documents, the outlet is nothing more than a mouthpiece for Everytown.

This year’s winner of the Miss USA pageant used her platform before her victory on Monday to call for “gun safety” and mandatory training to own a firearm.

A homeowner in Fresno, California, shot a 17-year-old last week who was trying to break into his home. It was the second time in the last two weeks the home had been targeted, according to the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office.