Wear and carry permit holders in Maryland’s most populous county may soon be able to take full advantage of their carry rights following a new state court ruling.
New polling indicates supporters of armed self-defense are currently winning the cultural battle.
More than half of the nation’s voters now live in a gun-owning household.
Michigan policymakers have expanded state gun restrictions for violent and non-violent offenses alike.
In an age of unprecedented global exchange brought about by technology like the internet and social media, the latest American cultural export to gain ground abroad could be civilian access to firearms.
More Israeli citizens have applied for firearms licenses in the last month than in the previous 20 years, according to an Israeli government official.
The right to keep and bear arms does not include a right to acquire guns through commercial sales, a federal judge ruled Monday.
The Supreme Court officially heard oral arguments in its latest big Second Amendment case on Tuesday. There were hints at which way they plan to come down on the future of the federal gun ban for domestic violence restraining orders.
In addition to considering whether the federal gun ban for persons under domestic violence restraining orders is constitutional, the Supreme Court pondered how its new gun test applies to all categories of disarmament on Tuesday.
Illinois and several of its localities can continue to enforce their respective bans on AR-15s and other semi-automatic weapons, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.
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