This Week

President Obama addressed the Oregon school shooting Thursday that left at least 13 people dead.

A soldier dressed in his uniform was asked to leave a Kentucky Waffle House because it violated the restaurant’s gun-free zone policy.

While it’s not a fully functional suppressor, it’s basically close enough said a federal judge ruling in SIg Sauer’s lawsuit against the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which accused the agency of acting in “an arbitrary and capricious manner” when it labeled the muzzle brake device on SIG’s MPX a silencer.

Ever wonder how to spot others who carry concealed? Ever wonder if they can spot you? Check out these five tricks. This is a fun game to play when you’re in a crowd, but it is a good skill to have, too.

Where do you draw the line on the personal ownership of weapons? Is an AR-15 where it stops? How about a handgun? What about a flamethrower?

A Baltimore man was shot and killed Wednesday afternoon by a police officer after the man pretended to draw a weapon, local media reports.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo called for a shutdown of the federal government until “real gun control” passes Saturday, while eulogizing a state attorney who was fatally shot by a stray bullet in Brooklyn this month.

It was announced on Friday that Uncle Sam will be giving Colt Defense and FN America a $212 million joint contract to furnish the U.S. Army with rifles!

“A gun store in San Francisco, it’s not something I’m particularly concerned about,” Farrell added. “I’m first and foremost, and way more than the existence of a gun store, concerned about the public safety of our residents. And if one has to trump the other, I am completely comfortable with that.”