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Two Texas criminals who used a sawed-off shotgun will be resentenced after the Supreme Court struck down a “vague” law regarding crimes committed with a firearm.

The mayor of Pittsburgh, Penn., William Peduto awarded the CEO of Dick’s Sporting Goods, Ed Stack, the “Maverick in Leadership” award promoting gun control.

New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez announced over the weekend his intention to introduce a bill that would ban the importation, sale, manufacture, transfer or possession of “gun silencers” or, as he also refers to them, “tools of death.”

Virginians aren’t giving up their Second Amendment rights without a fight. Local media coverage of six roundtable discussions hosted by Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam’s deputies indicates that the governor’s anti-gun policies aren’t sitting as well with his constituents as he no doubt hoped.

One of the Virginia Beach shooting’s victims’ family is calling for an immediate investigation–including the policy against employees carrying guns.

Specifically, the bill would establish a federal grant program to incentivize state and local governments to create a permit-to-purchase (PTP) law.

Dia’mon Dallas, a student at Florida’s First Coast Technical College, is suing the school after she was put on suspension because of a picture on Facebook of herself and her fiance posing with guns at a gun range.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) found itself in hot water last week when an investigation by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel revealed that thousands of firearms and firearm parts had been stolen from an ATF gun-destruction facility in West Virginia.

The federal Gun-Free School Zone Act (GFSZA) has got to go. It’s problematic for two reasons.