This Week

To publicize their displeasure with the House and Senate, Brady advocates are handing out thousands of memos that read, “While you were out, 4,500 people died from gun violence.”

A German court ruled last week that gun manufacturer Heckler & Koch will not be required to compensate Berlin for what the German military claimed were faulty G36 infantry rifles.

She lies about the alleged “need” for her gun-ban schemes, but when it comes to the big picture, she is astonishingly truthful in spelling out her presidential plans to destroy the freedom of all Americans.

Last week, GOP lawmakers penned a strongly-worded letter to oppose the State Department’s new registration and fee requirement for gunsmiths.

Switzerland isn’t part of the European Union, but that hasn’t stopped Brussels from trying to force the country to comply with a new set of stricter gun control measures.

The ATF has issued two notices on explosives — and has quickly retracted one of them.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing a rural, Houston-area county for displaying signs outside its courthouse that prohibit carrying firearms on its premises.

Four survivors of the July 20, 2012, movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colo., are on the hook for nearly $700,000 in legal fees after their lawsuit against Cinemark failed earlier this year.

The Ninth Supreme Court has ruled that federal laws that prohibit drug users from purchasing firearms still apply to medical marijuana users.