Fake pro-gun groups like ‘Gun Owners for Safety’ are always smokescreens for the same, tired gun control agenda of Giffords, the Brady Campaign, and others like them.

If Joe Biden has his way, we’ll be left with a disarmed America, rendered helpless against the criminals he refuses to confront.

The fact that four justices who complained that the court needed to hear Second Amendment cases passed on 10 chances to do so tells us much about the court’s ‘swing vote.’

Virginia taxpayers would be better off if Northam focused on blunting the effects of the Wuhan virus rather than pushing symbolic gun control programs.

Suggesting that about six weeks of human lockdown created a wildlife baby boom ignores basic biology and the role of the hunter-conservationist in wildlife recovery.

Some governors are understanding now isn’t the time to be fiddling with enumerated rights. The right to keep and bear a gun must also include the right to legally purchase one.

Keeping gun businesses running isn’t a luxury of a free state. It is a necessity.

Joe Biden appears to be in the tank for confiscating millions of lawfully owned firearms and locking up gun owners who dare to resist.

Americans are investing their hard-earned dollars to buy the firearms they want before gun-grabbing politicians attempt to regulate away their rights.

The case goes back to Connecticut state court for trial. There, the plaintiffs will need to prove that Remington’s advertising caused the Newton shooter to murder innocent victims.

With the nation’s widest-ranging so-called ‘red-flag’ law, Newsom is demonstrating he’s more interested in settling political scores and pursuing far-left ideologies than actually governing.

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam confessed to 762 high school seniors visiting Radford University that none of his gun control proposals would have prevented the tragic murders in Virginia Beach.

Northam is seeking a ban on standard-capacity magazines, modern sporting rifles, suppressors, extreme-risk protection orders, mandatory home storage laws, and more.

In his new memoir, former Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens writes Heller was ‘the most clearly incorrect decision that the Court announced during my tenure on the bench.’

Citigroup’s getting asked some hard questions about the fiscal sanity of their decision to discriminate against firearms businesses, and their answers aren’t likely to soothe investors.

To help reduce crime, we must discuss gun owners’ responsibilities that come with the exercise of our Second Amendment rights.