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“Once you start dressing and equipping people like an occupying army, they start acting like one,” said Bill Maher, the host of HBO’s Real Time.

On Monday, Smith & Wesson Holding Corporation agreed to shell out $2 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission for allegedly bribing foreign officials in an effort to secure contracts to supply firearms to military and law enforcement overseas.

Everytown for Gun Safety responded to criticism that its domestic violence PSA actually encouraged responsible gun ownership.

Dom Raso, former Navy SEAL, responds to a Daily Beast article written by a fellow Navy veteran.

Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura was awarded $1.8 million on Tuesday as a result of his lawsuit against the estate of slain Navy SEAL Chris Kyle.

A Federal Judge on Tuesday granted a 90-day stay for D.C. carry ruling, thus giving lawmakers three months to craft legislation restricting one’s right to bear arms outside the home while in the city.

A Rapper who recently purchased 25 Wingstop franchises wants patrons to refrain from bringing guns into locations, even though he, himself, is a licensed concealed carry permit holder.

MSNBC discusses the NRA and the 2014 midterm elections.

A 14-year-old Alabama boy fatally shot his mother’s alleged abuser with a 12 gauge shotgun last week, leaving questions as to whether the shooting was justified under the state’s self-defense laws.