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Congressman Robert Garcia (D-Calif.) reminded the country last week why the Second Amendment is so vital to the United States.

The case, Escher v. Mason, takes aim at the state’s new law that prohibits young adults from acquiring, possessing, or carrying any semiautomatic firearm or handgun.

A man was shot and killed after suspects stole his firearm at a gas station. Colion Noir used the incident to highlight the dangers of open carry and careless firearm handling.

The bill aims to stop banks and credit card companies from collecting and potentially misusing data on gun owners.

President Donald Trump just signed an Executive Order that kicks off a full-blown takedown of Biden-era gun restrictions.

The court struck down Illinois’ Firearm Owner Identification (FOID) card requirement for possessing a firearm in the home—and honestly, it’s about time.

To pull another line from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.” Or in this case – Washington, D.C.

“For six weeks, from Memorial Day to the Fourth of July, you can get your ammunition, your firearms, and your accouterments tax-free,” DeSantis said at the state Capitol this week.

The decision in United States v. Brown marks the second time a court has struck down such a ban, raising questions about the future of automatic firearm regulations in the U.S.