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The Empire State has made it harder than ever to legally carry a gun. On Wednesday, Governor Kathy Hochul (D.) signed a series of new restrictions on where licensed carriers can take their guns and who can get a license in the first place.

Gabby Giffords’ gun control group, Giffords, is calling on major credit card companies to flag gun and ammunition purchases.

Do our rights exist as unconditional things we should enjoy by virtue of being free men and women, or should they be subject to government restriction?

For the second time in as many months, a federal judge has blocked a Colorado locality from enforcing an “assault weapon” and ammunition magazine ban ordinance.

A 66-year-old Safeway employee who was killed in a shooting Sunday night at one of the chain’s supermarkets in Bend, Oregon, has been hailed as a hero after attempting to disarm the gunman, which authorities said likely prevented more deaths.

Discussions stalled once again between the Motion Picture Association and Hollywood labor unions following a bid for a new law to protect cast and crew on production sets with firearm safety requirements following the fatal "Rust" shooting in October.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and her anti-gun allies in the state legislature may have taken dramatic steps to try to keep New Yorkers from exercising their right to bear arms in the wake of the Supreme Court decision overturning the state’s “may issue” carry permitting scheme, but the sweeping new restrictions set to take effect on Thursday aren’t stopping thousands of residents from applying for their permits.

At least 35 people were shot, eight of whom were killed, during the weekend in Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s (D) Chicago.

Coney Island is one of those places that I’m told you have to visit if you’re in New York City. I’ll take their word for it since my time in the Big Apple is limited and I don’t have any plans to visit in the future.

Young adults in the Lone Star State may soon be able to carry a firearm for self-defense.

A new federal rule designed to crack down on "ghost guns," or privately assembled firearms, took effect on Wednesday, the Department of Justice announced.

It’s a big win for Second Amendment advocates, but Thursday’s decision by U.S District Judge Mark Pittman won’t immediately change Texas law.

New York’s new concealed-carry law will use social media to determine if a person has become “radicalized” before granting them a permit.

Podcaster Joe Rogan of The Joe Rogan Experience called out Hollywood on Friday for being ‘anti-gun,’ yet glorifying guns in films.

For a while now, the media has been all aflutter over unserialized firearms, which they love to call “ghost guns.”

Yet another poll has identified a sizable jump in the number of people who report having a gun in the home. 42 percent of Americans report having either a handgun, pistol, revolver, shotgun, or rifle in their home.

As we’ve been reporting for the past few weeks, the ATF has taken an unusually aggressive approach to cracking down on “straw purchases”; showing up at gun owners’ homes and asking questions about their recent purchases.

A Second Amendment advocacy group on Tuesday asked a federal judge to block a New York state law that bans the carry of firearms in certain “sensitive locations” such as stadiums, hospitals and Manhattan’s Times Square.

“A standing military force, with an overgrown Executive will not long be safe companions to liberty.”—James Madison

Ohio state Sen. Matt Dolan (R) is pushing legislation that requires gun buyers under the age of 21 to get a co-signer age 25 or above.

Carjackings may be on the rise in Chicago, but one intended victim managed to turn the tables on his attacker early Monday morning; leaving the armed robber while he managed to escape unharmed.

Democratic Texas gubernatorial candidate Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke’s position on guns is straightforward. The former New York manny wants to ban and confiscate America’s most popular firearms and further undermine Texans’ Second Amendment rights.

In 2005, President George W. Bush signed into law the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), a statute designed to protect gun makers, dealers, distributors, and importers from being sued "for the harm caused by the misuse of firearms by third parties, including criminals."

The American Psychological Association on Thursday released a study claiming a link between racism and support for the Second Amendment.

Thanks in part to the billions of dollars in federal tax dollars doled out to cities as part of the Biden administration’s American Rescue Plan, we’re seeing a number of gun “buyback” programs being launched across the country.