USA TODAY warns readers gun owners may disagree with its reporting
USA TODAY cites Gun Violence Archive statistics while acknowledging disputes over how mass shootings are defined and reported nationwide.
USA TODAY cites Gun Violence Archive statistics while acknowledging disputes over how mass shootings are defined and reported nationwide.
A new proposal in Congress would revive Letters of Marque, allowing private operators to target drug cartels under constitutional authority.
A look at eight pro-Second Amendment companies in telecom, food, payments, insurance, education, and media that publicly align with 2A values.
The first New England Firearms Advocacy Conference will be held May 30 in Chicopee, Massachusetts, bringing together six regional Second Amendment organizations to discuss strategy, legislation, and litigation.
Public shooting ranges almost never die in dramatic fashion. There are no midnight votes. No sweeping bans. No bold headlines announcing “Shooting Declared Illegal.” Instead, ranges vanish the way old ... Read more
There was a time when Americans believed campaign promises were supposed to mean something. Adorable, right. Today, we get DLC civil rights, subscription-based freedoms, and a Department of Justice that ... Read more
Two-handed shooting is a baseline—not a guarantee. This article explains why one-handed EDC training exposes weak assumptions and builds real defensive competence.
A Florida-based Polymer80 seller now faces centuries in prison after New York authorities pursued criminal charges over gun parts legal in his home state.
A Florida gun dealer is jailed and facing extradition after refusing New York Attorney General Letitia James’ demand for gun buyer records.