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As crime rises, responsibly armed citizens stop more violent crime than cops.
In January, just days after Chicago closed the books on its deadliest year in a quarter-century, Mayor Lori Lightfoot declared 2022 a “make-or-break year” for tamping down surging violent crime. This weekend, however, proved to be the year’s first major stumbling block.
“We’ve got to take common-sense approaches towards controlling gun ownership.”
Following the arrest of a prolific criminal home invader, a Florida sheriff is encouraging residents to take gun safety courses and be prepared to stand their ground in the event of a break-in occurring at their own homes.
The Washington Supreme Court ruled today that the City of Edmonds' gun storage ordinance
Three of the Democratic candidates for the U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania met on a debate stage for the first time on Thursday night,
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) pushed gun controls Tuesday that would require Federal Firearms License holders (FFLs) to create a database on ammunition sales.
Since well before this country was actually a country, homemade guns were a thing. It wasn’t just accepted, it was considered a basic right. After all, if I’m required to buy a gun from a licensed gun maker, then just how is my right to keep and bear arms not being infringed upon?
A top Florida Democrat has launched a Second Amendment challenge against the Biden Administration.
The House Republicans are standing up for gun owners stuck in times of financial distress.
The ATF is undergoing a major shakeup. Acting Director Marvin Richardson is being demoted, and US Attorney Gary Restaino will take over his position, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the move.
A Texas couple is still waiting for police to return their guns to them after the weapons were taken in 2018.
The state of Maryland’s assault weapon ban is at the center of legal action.
A Philadelphia man believes every resident living in the City of Brotherly Love should carry concealed weapons for protection after being forced to exercise his Second Amendment rights.
Joe Biden: “You couldn’t buy a cannon when, in fact, the Second Amendment passed."
A hotel guest at the Godfrey in Chicago opened fire on an alleged intruder Sunday around 11:30 p.m., sending the suspect fleeing into the night.
A father and son duo, Louis and Anthony Imperato began developing the first Henry Repeating Arms model H001 in Brooklyn, New York, 25 years ago.
Over 1 million migrant encounters in 2022 fiscal year so far
Gov. Kay Ivey released a statement Wednesday afternoon announcing she signed Senate Bill 2, also known as the Alabama Second Amendment Protection Act, sponsored by Sen. Gerald Allen (R – SD21).
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has always claimed that it works on a first in/first out model for evaluating industry products for determination letters.
Despite historic inflation numbers and low marks, President Joe Biden is doubling down on gun control.
A survey from Rasmussen Reports shows that 51 percent of U.S. voters do not think stricter gun control would stop mass public shootings.
A Houston man used deadly force against a home invader who broke into his mother’s residence while disguised as a nurse.
In his latest effort to pretend he is doing something about skyrocketing crime rates, President Joe Biden rolled out his new rule on so-called ghost guns this week. In doing so, he peddled a number of anti-gun cliches and silly comments.
BOSTON — A U.S. judge on Tuesday questioned whether allowing Mexico to sue U.S. gun manufacturers for facilitating the trafficking of weapons to drug cartels would open the door to other countries suing them, including Russia over firearms used by Ukrainians in the ongoing war.
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