This Week

Probably one of the dumbest and most ironic laws on the books is the ban on concealed carry at military bases and installations. The reason it’s so stupid is quite obvious. Firearms are the essential tools soldier use to protect us from terrorists, despots, and foreign armies. And the U.S. Military goes to great lengths to ensure that every solider is proficient with a firearm. Yet, for whatever reason, the government doesn’t trust soldiers with guns when they’re not training, at a military gun range or in a combat zone.

Two federal lawmakers were under the microscope of D.C. attorney general Karl A. Racine after posing in a Twitter photo with an AR-15.

There’s a debate raging in Michigan that touches many of us. The root of the issue is this: a Catholic priest is catching hell for encouraging his congregation to take an active role in their own defense. And that role includes guns and training. I think he’s got a point. And I may be preaching to the choir, but I’m going to ask anyhow. Why wouldn’t you carry where you worship?

Did the officer make the right call by not shooting a suspected double-murderer yelling “shoot me” while charging him with his hands in his pockets?

Twitter has an anti-gun bias against gun-friendly businesses like GunsAmerica.

Why did I watch all 11:59 minutes of this Cold Steel Tomahawks & Axes video?

Several highly controversial and offensive tips for women to stop a rape or sexual assault while on campus.

Following a road rage shooting last week that left his one-year-old niece brain dead, Edmond “Mackie” McNeil had an emotional message to the individuals responsible for the horrendous act.

In an interview with Fox News, former Air Force veteran and playboy model Michelle Manhart explained why she felt compelled to confiscate an American flag from protesters at Valdosta State University in Georgia who were desecrating it.