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A number has emerged from the ongoing debate over federal firearm recordkeeping that is difficult to ignore: 1,414,088,513 records. According to a September 24 letter from Sen. James Risch (R-Idaho) a …

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What happens when your car decides to call the police? That may sound like something out of a science-fiction movie, but it happened in San Francisco—and the incident raises some very real quest …

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For more than three decades, Americans who lost their federal Second Amendment rights because of certain criminal convictions have faced a nearly impossible road to getting those rights back. That is …

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Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico has made no secret of his desire to impose additional restrictions on firearms. But one of the most revealing aspects of his record may be the people h …

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A federal court has delivered a major victory for Second Amendment advocates, ruling that the federal government's remaining National Firearms Act registration requirements for suppressors and short-b …

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Mass shootings often leave behind stories of unimaginable tragedy. But sometimes, amid the chaos, ordinary people make extraordinary decisions that save lives. That appears to be exactly what happened …

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