In the final hours of the 2023 legislative session, Maryland lawmakers gave their stamp of approval to a pair of bills that would overhaul the state’s gun-carry laws.
Being an unlawful user of a controlled substance does not remove a person’s Second Amendment rights, a federal trial court ruled last Friday.
Permitless gun-carry advocates hit another milestone this week, but is the movement running out of room to grow?
18-to-20-year-olds in Minnesota may soon be able to exercise the same right to carry a handgun as their peers.
California officials tipped their hand this week in announcing which of the state’s blocked handgun restrictions it intends to appeal. In doing so, it also emphasized why many gun owners greet calls for novel “gun safety” regulations with skepticism.
The Tar Heel State’s 104-year-old requirement for pistol purchasers to first obtain a permit is now history following a high-profile veto showdown with the state’s Governor.
A Republican-appointed federal judge struck down a California gun control law this week. The reaction, or lack thereof, among gun control advocates was noticeable.
The country’s largest gun-control group is investing big money to oppose a conservative judge in a closely-watched race for a seat on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court.
Just because a bill passes with veto-proof majorities doesn’t mean those votes always stick around when it really counts.
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