This Week

“Today the majority expands §922(g)(9)’s sweep into patently unconstitutional territory. Under the majority’s reading, a single conviction under a state assault statute for recklessly causing an injury to a family member—such as by texting while driving—can now trigger a lifetime ban on gun ownership,” wrote Thomas in his dissenting opinion.

The Marine Corps is rolling out plans to integrate anti-drone directed energy weapon systems — lasers — on combat vehicles.

“Our stance is a gut one. We’re outraged and we think something has to change. We’re in agreement with the consensus of most of the gun control lobby that there’s no place for civilians to have assault weapons,” GAG spokesman Tim Murphy told NBC OUT.

Video footage of a man with a gun being shot by Secret Service at a White House gate last month has been released.

Kelly McGillis — of “Top Gun” fame — said she plans to get a concealed-carry permit after narrowly escaping a home invasion.

E.U. leaders along with Prime Minister of the U.K. David Cameron are pushing for restrictions or bans of semi-automatic rifles including deactivated guns.

“The abuse of this data collection is a given. Now you are in a ‘watch list’ simply for exercising a constitutional right.”

Amy Schumer is angry. She’s angry about the terrorist attack in Orlando, and she’s angry because Congress hasn’t figured out how to keep people from breaking the law.

Has anyone even read the bill that had democrats staging a sit-in on the floor of Congress?