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A coalition of gun owners, firearm businesses, and manufacturers is racing to stop Virginia’s new ban on Modern Sporting Rifles and standard-capacity magazines before the law takes effect this summer.

San Diego police say a mosque security guard’s armed response likely stopped two teenage gunmen from reaching more than 140 children inside the building.

The New Civil Liberties Alliance is challenging Illinois’ FOID card law in federal court, calling the state’s firearm possession licensing mandate unconstitutional.

A federal appeals court has blocked a major piece of New York’s post-Bruen carry restrictions, dealing another blow to the state’s “sensitive places” laws.

Police say the man was unhoused and had become a familiar concern for residents in the area.

Researchers estimate that 32.3 million children live in homes with firearms. Of those, about 6.7 million are in homes where at least one gun is loaded and unlocked.

The updated framework introduces language that could allow firearms to be shipped directly to buyers within the same state, with proper FFL involvement.

A quiet afternoon in Cambridge, Massachusetts turned into chaos when a gunman started firing into traffic and it ended with an armed citizen stepping in.

If a federally licensed firearm retailer—operating legally—can be shut down overnight by a payment processor or bank, what does that say about access to financial services?