An effort by Senate Democrats to quickly ban bump stocks in the wake of a Supreme Court decision striking down the ATF’s administrative ban failed on Tuesday.
What do you get when the son of the most gun-control-focused President in a generation is convicted of violating federal gun control laws? Among many advocates in the gun space, the answer is a whole lot of discomfort in determining whether and how to respond.
Americans by and large support gun rights protections, but their opinions on the matter differ significantly based on who they plan to vote for this November.
Americans bought fewer guns last month than any other May in the last five years, continuing a downward trend that began in January.
One of the country’s largest financial institutions is reversing course on AR-15s and other popular firearms.
Even in defeat, gun rights voters proved they can still make the candidates they target sweat.
Despite questioning their effectiveness, a Republican Governor has given the green light to new gun-control measures.
On the eve of trial, Hunter Biden’s legal team has taken aim at what it means to be an “addict” for purposes of federal law, while shifting Second Amendment jurisprudence continues to shadow his prosecution.
Just a day before it was set to take effect, a federal judge called the legality of President Joe Biden’s new rule aimed at forcing private gun sellers to obtain federal licenses into question.
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