This Week

Video of an ATF inspector snapping pictures of sales records at an Arizona gun shop went viral recently. 

The lawsuit was filed in U.S District Court for the District of Minnesota. The case is known as Worth v. Harrington.

“No matter if we have a record, it should be exempt,” Miller-Whitehead explained. “So we should be able to bear arms as the Constitution says.”

Fearing for the safety of his family, the father fired at the suspects through a window.

Dettelbach had to reassure Joe, Kamala, Gabby and the others who put him in charge, that he was a real leader.

Shipping and receiving giant United Parcel Service (UPS) is not fulfilling its obligations as packages containing ammunition are not reaching their intended destination.

The good folks over at Project Veritas this week published leaked documents from an FBI whistleblower that draw an explicit connection between “Militia Violent Extremists” [MVEs] and Second Amendment advocates. 

The Associated Press announced last month that it would discourage journalists from using terms like “assault weapon” and “assault rifle” in their reporting.

City leaders in Houston are still hailing the success of a recent gun “buyback” program despite the fact that one man cashed in big time by selling the city a box of cheap 3D-printed guns.