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“If schools and society can’t guarantee my safety and the safety of victims like me, it’s time we have the chance to defend ourselves so we can stop living in fear.” — Taylor Woolrich, a junior at Dartmouth College this fall.

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Russian motorist punches armed assailant in the face, then proceeds to punch the assailant’s accomplice in the face as well.

Everytown for Gun Safety is calling out the NRA for pulling down its ‘Firearms and the Blind’ video which advocates for the 2A rights of the visually impaired. Did the nation’s gun lobby pull it down in the wake of public criticism?

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A Mexican man accidentally shot himself in the head while trying to pose for a selfie.

Gun Owners of America wants the Obama administration to correct the “highly inaccurate” definition of the Second Amendment that exists on WhiteHouse.gov.

A city must now decide how to reprimand an Iowa police chief who pointed his loaded gun at a city council member.

The Swiss are know for two things, neutrality and precision. There is a lot more going on over there than just those two things, but if you look at history, the Swiss are known for being a neutral country during both World Wars, and for their meticulous precision in things like watches. Swiss neutrality, in fact, could not have been achieved without the precision of the Swiss rifle, called the Schmidt Rubin. There is a famous question: “Why was Switzerland never invaded by the Germans?” The answer is simple. In 1912, the German Kaiser asked a Swiss soldier what Switzerland would do if Germany invaded with 500,000 troops, while the Swiss could only muster 250,000. The soldier answered: “Shoot twice and go home.”