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A Russian soldier fires a mounted YakB-12.7 helicopter machine gun during a training exercise moments before losing control of the weapon.

Watch: Russian Recruit Sent Flying by Machine Gun During Training Mishap

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Sometimes military training doesn’t go according to plan.

A Yellowstone tourist is thrown into the air after being charged by a bison during a viral attack captured on video.

Tourist Tossed by Yellowstone Bison Speaks Out

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A Yellowstone tourist who was launched into the air by a charging bison is finally sharing his side of the story. And says he’s lucky to be alive.

Two suppressors are being showcased. one is black and sitting on a steel tabletop and the other is tan and is mounted to a gun.

SAF Says Supreme Court Rulings Just Gave Its NFA Lawsuits a Major Boost

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If you’ve been wondering why suppressor lawsuits are suddenly back in the spotlight, here’s the brass tacks version.

Infographic comparing violent and property crime victimization rates in the United States, Canada, and Australia based on victimization survey data highlighted by Dr. John Lott.

New Research Challenges Claims That America Is More Violent

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If you ask most people which developed country has the worst violent crime problem, the answer is usually the United States.

Mountain lion faces a hiker as a handgun is aimed toward the stalking predator during a tense self-defense encounter.

Good Shoot? Hiker Drops Stalking Mountain Lion

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Some argued the lion was simply in its natural habitat and shouldn’t have been shot. Others countered that once a predator begins stalking a person, the conversation changes from wildlife appreciation to survival.

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones responds to a judge's ruling that the injunction blocking the state's AR-15 ban applies statewide.

Judge: Virginia’s AR-15 Ban Is Blocked Statewide

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The legal fight over Virginia’s controversial gun ban just took another major turn.

Security barricades, police officers and restricted streets surround Madison Square Garden ahead of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding celebration in New York City.

Taylor Swift’s Wedding Exposes a Gun Control Double Standard

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That’s where the contradiction begins. The same people advocating for stricter gun laws often rely on heavily armed security when their own safety is on the line.

Sunny Hostin speaks during an episode of The View while discussing why seeing neighborhoods filled with American flags makes her feel unsafe.

Sunny Hostin Says American Flags Make Her Feel ‘Unsafe’

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Can extremists really “co-opt” one of the nation’s oldest symbols, or does giving them that power hand them a victory they haven’t earned?

Armed Attorneys attorney Emily Taylor discusses the ATF's proposed remote firearm purchase rule during a video podcast.

ATF Floats Big Change: Could You Buy a Gun Online Without Ever Visiting an FFL?

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The proposal, known as ATF Rule 1140-AB05, was published on May 8, 2026, and is currently open for public comment through Aug. 8.

Rep. Michael Cloud speaks during a congressional oversight hearing as lawmakers question the ATF about its use of warrantless cell phone location tracking.

ATF Drops Warrantless Tracking Program

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“This is why gun owners must remain vigilant no matter who’s in office,” GOA host Ben says in the video.