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Virginia Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced a new policy revoking concealed-carry reciprocity with the 25 states this week.

“They did not have to shoot him,” said the victim’s mother, with tears in her eyes. “They could’ve stayed in their cars and started running demands.”

A 72-year-old New Jersey man faces felony charges for riding in his car with an unloaded flintlock pistol manufactured in the mid-1700s.

Your home has just been burglarized. You were away while it happened so you check your surveillance cameras to get a bead on who it was who took your stuff. Later on, while you’re out driving on the road you suddenly see the suspects pass you in another vehicle. Either way you’re calling the police, but do you wait on law enforcement to arrive before confronting the suspects or do you grab a firearm and pursue them yourself?

CNN unveiled its “Guns Project,” a look at guns in America, “the lives they save, the lives they take and the lives they define.”

Open Carry Texas is used to opposition to their pro-2A message. But this weekend may prove much more eventful as member of Houston’s 5th Ward have promised that they “won’t bring a butter knife to a gun fight.” Will there be armed resistance to a firearms awareness march in the Lone Star State?

The House of Representatives voted on Wednesday to add an amendment to an appropriations bill that would defund the enforcement of D.C.’s onerous gun laws, perhaps bringing the District in line with the minimum federal standard.

On Tuesday, Georgia’s new sweeping pro-carry law took effect. The National Rifle Association celebrates the victory while Everytown for Gun Safety vows that the war is not yet won.

Dick Metcalf speaks at the Aspen Ideas Festival about the abrupt end to his tenure at Guns & Ammo, while making some controversial remarks in the process.