This Week

Erickson Dumaual was ambushed last Friday when two home invaders broke into his Santa Ana home at 4 a.m. and held a gun to his head.

Women just don’t have the physical strength to use a gun for self-defense on college campuses, at least according to New Yorkers Against Gun Violence Executive Director Leah Gunn Barrett.

A Texas gun store was burglarized Wednesday and the crooks got away with dozens of guns, including many AR-15s and AK-47s.

Boston officials sent a letter to the city’s registered gun owners promoting a gun buyback program which encourages one to give up “Your Piece for Peace.”

A bipartisan group in the U.S. House is urging Congress to pass strong national gun laws before it’s too late.

One Missouri woman was tired of not being able to find a holster that worked for women, so she designed the Concealed Carry Corset.

The Smith Mountain Lake shooting that left two reporters dead has spurred many Franklin County residents to start their concealed carry permit process.

Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard has a “pretty obvious” solution for addressing gun-related violence, but “nobody wants to go there.”

In response to the fatal Virginia shooting of two reporters, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine has introduced the “Responsible Transfer of Firearms Act” to crack down on the selling of guns to criminals.