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Gun control opponents worry an Oregon ballot measure will make their communities less safe since police agencies will be forced to fund and operate a massive permit-to-purchase program.

Police in St. Louis, Missouri announced on Thursday that the 19-year old who murdered a teacher and student at his former high school this week had purchased the rifle used in the attack from a private seller after he previously failed a background check for a gun purchase at an area retailer.

California’s attempt to stop people from building their own firearms can move forward.

There’s a big gap between what the progressive elite preaches as their “transformative vision of public safety” for you and me, and what many of them see as appropriate for their special selves.

The discussion surrounding gun control in the United States is a core issue for some voters heading to the ballot box this November.

While there were more than a half-dozen school security officers on the campus of Central Visual and Performing Arts High School on Monday morning when an armed former student managed to gain entry into the school, none of those security officials were armed themselves.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called for an “assault weapons” ban Monday in response to a St. Louis school shooting in which two people were killed.

Democrats desperate to prove they can be tough on crime are instead pointing in many cases to laws that are aimed squarely at responsible gun owners hoping to exercise their Second Amendment rights; a midterm strategy that so far doesn’t appear to be paying off for the left.

In June the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision declaring that the Second Amendment gives you the right to keep and bear arms. But just where and when can you keep and bear them?

Canada’s new rules regarding handguns go into effect on Friday, putting into place restrictions on handguns inside of the country and expanding on previous attempts to prevent imports.

Over the past few months Cam has reported on several aspects of Oregon’s Ballot Measure 114.

The Empire State’s latest gun-control law was dealt another setback in federal court today. Judge John Sinatra of the Western District of New York, a Trump appointee, found the state’s total ban on licensed gun-carry inside places of worship is unconstitutional.

If you're looking for a website like QAnon, but catering to gun control advocates, you will enjoy some articles from The Trace, a gun control website founded and funded by Michael Bloomberg.

Philadelphia is a rough city in this day and age. It’s not the only time it’s been rough, mind you, but I’m not going to talk about the past. I want to talk about now.

An Iowa school district approved a measure allowing some staff members to carry firearms on campus. "No one wants guns in school, but we want bad guys with a gun even less," Cherokee Schools Superintendent Kim Lingenfelter said, according to KCRG.

For the first time in nearly two months Pastor Jimmy Hardaway, Bishop Larry A. Boyd, Jr., and other church leaders in New York will be able to carry their concealed firearm at church this weekend without worrying about committing a felony crime.

Only a tiny percentage of Americans view gun policy as the top issue in the upcoming midterm elections. That’s according to a new poll from The New York Times and Siena College released on Monday.

The country’s largest gun-rights group is ramping up its ad spending ahead of the midterm elections. The National Rifle Association’s Victory Fund (NRA-PVF), the group’s Super PAC, released a series of 15-second digital attack ads last week targeting the battleground Senate races in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Nevada, and Wisconsin.

Taking a page from Joe Biden’s anti-gun playbook, Democratic lawmakers in North Carolina are using last week’s murder of five people in a Raleigh neighborhood to demand their Republican colleagues get on board and support new gun control legislation, despite the fact that police have been tight-lipped to date about the type of weapons used in the shooting or how the 15-year old suspect was able to obtain them.

From today's decision in Columbia Housing & Redevelopment Corp. v. Braden, decided today by the Tennessee Court of Appeals, in an opinion by Judge Frank G. Clement, Jr., joined by Judges Andy D. Bennett & W. Neal McBrayer:

Last June, the NRA announced its opposition to a wide-ranging gun control bill – the misnamed “Bipartisan Safer Communities Act” (BSCA) – that was being rammed through the U.S. Senate with bi-partisan support.

Most states respect the constitutional right to carry guns in public for self-defense, which the Supreme Court upheld last June. But some states are only pretending to comply with the Second Amendment, as illustrated by the law that New York passed after that decision and a similar bill that legislative leaders in New Jersey introduced last week.

Gun control activists and anti-gun politicians are getting pretty creative in their attempts to prevent responsible Americans from exercising their Second Amendment rights, though their efforts aren’t getting any more constitutionally-sound.

Former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords was the unfortunate victim of a violent attack targeting her specifically. It was an awful event and one that should never have happened.