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I’m excited. For the first time in my life I live in a state that doesn’t foster an institutional hostility toward the Second Amendment.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has decided that stun guns will no longer be protected under the Second Amendment.

A Grand Rapids, Michigan, father brings home a win for gun owners everywhere after his actions caused a judge to rule that parents should be allowed to open-carry at their child’s school.

Before the fear-buying starts under a Bill-ary regime, it may be time to purchase these firearms while (a) they’re still around and (b) they’re reasonably priced.

Seattle, Washington, already has pretty hefty taxes on firearms sales, but city lawmakers unanimously approved a new bill to raise those taxes by a significant margin.

Are mass shootings on the rise? Depending on what headline you read, you’ll get a different answer.

The city of Los Angeles just approved a confiscatory ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition. Law-abiding citizens will now have 60 days to either sell off (to a licensed gun dealer), turn over to police or render permanently inoperable any legally grandfathered magazines capable of holding 10 or more rounds.

Employees of a Ferguson convenience store who were looted last year during protests took steps to make sure it didn’t happen again.

What are the five biggest threats to the Second Amendment that have nothing to do with gun control?