This Week

NRA News Commentator Dom Raso says that we ultimately become our heroes. And that because our heroes, nowadays, are “misguided” celebrities like Justin Bieber and Miley Cyrus the country might be in deep trouble.

University of Missouri law professor Royce de R. Barondes is suing to overturn the school’s policy that effectively creates a gun-free zone.

The CMG-3 was determined to have a service lifespan of about 35,000 rounds – a third of what was required. Around that point, the receivers would fracture at the front trunnion.

Last Friday, the Utah Supreme Court ruled that several former Walmart employees were wrongfully terminated by the retail giant after they confronted and disarmed weapon-toting shoplifters.

Allow me to preemptively say what many of you are already thinking, “Who the heck cares what Justin Bieber has to say about guns!”

What’s so controversial about gun safety education and free gun locks that would compel a gun-control advocacy group to start a petition in an effort to defund the government-backed initiative?

“The Second Amendment to our Constitution is clear. The right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed upon. Period.” Donald Trump, GOP candidate for president.

California is already known for its over-the-top stringent gun control laws, but a new bill aimed at expanding the list of crimes for the automatic 10-year ban on firearm possession may just take the cake.

One Social Security chairman is fighting back in response to the 2013 presidential memorandum that essentially prohibits Social Security beneficiaries from owning guns.