This Week

John Hinckley, Jr.,—the man who tried to assassinate President Ronald Reagan on March 30, 1981—is set to be released from a mental hospital as early as next week.

The poll found that 50 percent of Millennials support stricter gun laws compared to 57 percent of 30-49-year-olds, 56 percent of 50-64-year-olds, and 55 percent of those 65 and older.

The good old bait and switch tactic. Sell people on one idea and then once they’re hooked, redirect them into supporting another, more extreme idea.

Bump Fire Systems has agreed to back out of the bump fire market according to an agreement between Bump Fire Systems and Slide Fire Solutions.

Smith & Wesson has signed a deal to acquire Crimson Trace for $95 million.

“If that woman was here right now, I might tar and feather her,” John Frye, of Tauton, told WCVB.

A New Jersey man in his 20s committed suicide last week at a gun range with a rented firearm, sparking controversy over a state law that allows for the temporary transfer of firearms to anyone over 18.

You turn to look and, through the crowd, you see a group of five tatted-up shirtless guys who appear to be weightlifters.

We are not asking to be forgiven for crimes we did not commit!