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License to Carry will be optional for people 21 years and older under new “Constitutional Carry” law

Advocacy groups are urging President Joe Biden to bypass Congress by creating a White House office of gun violence as the confirmation of his nominee to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives remains in jeopardy, Politico reported.

Sen. Ed Markey’s (D-Mass.) little-known 3D Printed Gun Safety Act (S. 2319) would criminalize sharing firearm schematics for 3D printers online.

The National Rifle Association announced Tuesday it is canceling the upcoming annual meetings in Houston, Texas, citing reports of a coronavirus outbreak.

What is Going on With Gun Control Right Now in 2021? Just a general warning. The statements presented may start to sound like a conspiracy theory, but I promise you, dear reader, it is not.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is officially out. It seems that even the love and support of the Democratic faithful isn’t enough to protect you from sexual harassment allegations unless your last name is “Clinton.” Yet the disgraced governor did plenty of damage before he was gone, including the passage of a number of gun control measures.

Let’s take a break from the chaos in Afghanistan to discuss what the Biden administration just did that could impact law-abiding Americans’ access to ammunition.

A would-be burglar got through the front door of a home in south Toledo, Ohio, around 1 a.m. Friday, WTOL-TV reported.

Americans, already facing an ammo shortage, will soon no longer be able to purchase Russian-made ammunition.

In his Pulitzer Prize–winning book, Guns, Germs, and Steel, geographer Jared Diamond attempts to explain why Eurasian civilizations have survived and triumphed over those lost to history. 

On Friday, the White House announced that it would stop approving new permits to import Russian-made firearms as well as ammunition. The ban, which is part of a new round of sanctions against the Russian government over its alleged poisoning and imprisoning of dissident Aleksey Navalny, is set to go into effect on Sept. 7, 2021.

Dramatic footage showed a gunfight erupt in downtown Portland after Antifa demonstrators returned fire at a man who shot at them with a handgun.

The Taliban’s seizure of Afghanistan and their door-to-door search for weapons are about to play roles in the battle between President Joe Biden and Second Amendment groups.

Even as the sales of firearms have begun to slow in recent months, according to the latest data U.S. gun sales in the first seven months of 2021 were 13 percent higher than over the same period last year – which also blew away all previous records.

There they go again. Antigun Democrats introduced legislation to force Americans to lock up their firearms in their homes. It’s another one-size-fits-all mandate from the government. The U.S. Constitution would like a word.

President Joe Biden's Justice Department is stepping up its fight against a new state law in Missouri that aims to invalidate many federal gun regulations, saying the measure has impeded law enforcement efforts to work with state and local police and is also unconstitutional.

Anyone with a permit to carry a concealed weapon in South Carolina will no longer have to keep their weapon hidden under clothing starting Sunday.

If hunting season is derailed because of ammunition shortages this year, hunters shouldn’t blame the manufacturers but instead should take aim at Covid-19.

Police are looking for four robbery suspects who kicked in the door to a Phoenix, Arizona, home then ran from the scene after the homeowner opened fire.

The family of a man who Kyle Rittenhouse allegedly killed during a nighttime protest in Kenosha , Wisconsin, last summer sued the city this week, claiming law enforcement "conspired" with armed individuals.

A Honolulu practice of denying gun rights to residents over non-criminal disorderly conduct violations was quickly felled on Monday.

The claim: New permitless carry law lets Texans buy a gun without a background check

Along Madison Avenue in Manhattan, well-heeled New Yorkers shop in luxury stores with famous names, buying their shoes at Manolo Blahnik, their diamonds at De Beers, and their guns at the Beretta Gallery.

Minnesota hunters are scrounging for rifle ammunition and shotgun shells as harvest seasons approach in the second year of an unrelenting ammo shortage.

It was a quick exit for an alleged home intruder in Webster Groves, Missouri, late last week — but he didn't depart the way he came in.