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Last week, NPR covered the rise in popularity of concealed carry in African American communities.

Gun-Control Activist Sarah Brady died on Friday. She was 73 years old.

DemolitionRanch, “How many jugs of water does it take to stop various bullets? You will be surprised.”

Clear Channel Outdoor had a change of heart on Thursday, opting to pull anti-gun signs from its billboards in Massachusetts which were initially donated to support a campaign against gun-related violence, the Boston Globe reports.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie pardoned Shaneen Allen this week, the single mother of two facing three years in prison for accidentally carrying a firearm into New Jersey.

On Tuesday, agents from the Internal Revenue Service and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives searched Gunsmoke Guns in Wheat Ridge, Colorado.

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback signed Senate Bill 45 into law Thursday, legislation that allows law-abiding citizens to carry concealed firearm without a permit.

The D.C. Attorney General is waiving the white flag on an appeal challenging the termination of the District’s ban on concealed carry.

“I wasn’t raised among gun people, and I’ve never wanted one. Frankly, I have a bad Irish temper and don’t trust myself to have one. And I was taught it was more powerful to use your words or your mind.”