This Week

An armed employee at a Youngston, Ohio, bar fatally shot a shotgun-wielding patron after the customer refused to back down from a bar fight.

“I didn’t mean to lose my temper, but felt it was abusive for them to come there in large numbers, wearing their shirts,” said Rich. “They were accusing us of taking their Second Amendment rights. I got upset, so I stood up – I don’t have to be intimidated by outside organizations like that.”

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker expanded gun rights Wednesday by signing two pro-gun bills.

An updated list of the out-of-state concealed carry permits Nevada now recognizes.

A Detroit Coney Island restaurant worker is being hailed as a hero after he turned the tables on an armed robber last weekend, fatally shooting the man in order to protect the patrons.

The architects of the 2013 federal universal background check bill are now contemplating another gun-control push in the Senate following the mass shooting at the Emanuel A.M.E. Church in South Carolina, reports the Washington Post.

The State Police reluctantly turned over the SAFE Act data after declining to appeal an earlier court decision ordering them to do so.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the 21-year-old who along with his brother Tamerlan Tsarnaev perpetrated the bombing attacks at the Boston Marathon on April 13, 2015, spoke to the victims in court on Wednesday, apparently apologizing for the pain he’s caused.

The five dumbest calls for gun control in the wake of the mass shooting at the historic church in Charleston, South Carolina.