This Week

Just weeks after ride share service UBER declared a firearms ban inside their vehicles, one Clear Water, Florida, driver shot a passenger who was attacking and choking him.

“I was actually just trying to come home from school,” said Wright. “I got to he bus and put my hand up as usual. Everyone was getting on the bus and I went to get on and he slammed the doors.”

What are your thoughts on Trump? Do you think he is just trying to make headlines to improve his brand or do you see him as a serious candidate for president?

The bankrupt Colt Holdings just accepted a loan of up to $75 million to keep the company afloat and stave off a controversial sale to its current private equity owner.

Gays now have the right to get married, but when will gun owners get the right to carry in all 50 states?

“Faith is not an excuse to bypass self-defense,” Norris wrote. “That’s not my original idea or position. It’s found in the Good Book.”

The Texas homeowner said he has no regrets about shooting the armed suspect five times in the face, stomach and back. In fact, Roberto says the crook is lucky he didn’t get a coup de grace.

“This law was clearly unconstitutional from the outset, and designed to threaten Pittsburgh and other cities trying to protect their neighborhoods from illegal guns,” said Mayor Bill Peduto. “I’m overjoyed that the court system is joining us in standing up for citizens and public safety instead of special rights for the gun lobby.”

In an effort to serve their hunting and fishing clientele, Walmart will continue selling firearms in American stores for the foreseeable future.