President Joe Biden spoke to Everytown for Gun Safety’s “Gun Sense University” in Washington in a “rinse, lather, repeat,” performance of nearly every other gun control speech he has delivered since he announced his candidacy for the White House. This time, he accentuated his threat to wage war on law-abiding gun owners who cherish their Second Amendment rights.

Pew Research Service released a Cultural Issues and the 2024 Election report that shows there’s a stark difference in the way those who support more gun control and those who support gun…

In a recent case highlighting the importance of the right to self-defense, a homeowner in Taylor, Texas, effectively protected his home from an armed intruder on a Monday night in late May.

In March, we reported on an appropriations rider that corrected a longstanding and shameful practice by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) of reporting beneficiaries to NICS as “mental defectives” prohibited from having guns, merely because they had been determined to need financial oversight. Now a new military appropriations bill is making its way toward Joe Biden’s desk, and this time he is insisting that he will veto the package.

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Gun control activists hate gun ownership. “More guns means more violence!,” they shout. They are in for some bad news: Americans have rejected their anti-gun dogma in a Florida-sized way.

On May 20, the Supreme Court of the United States denied certiorari in Bianchi v. Brown, a challenge to Maryland’s ban on so-called “assault weapons.” What does that mean? The court simply decided not to hear the challenge at this time.

Leave it to those reporters at The New York Times to be ever-thinking about ways to keep their readers informed and involved. The Old Gray Lady published an online, interactive tool to demonstrate to readers how important self-defense is, especially in the home.

We were told that criminals would obey the law. If they didn’t obey the first law, then criminals were sure to obey the next thousand. Here are recent examples that show how gun-control laws failed, and also what works.

Back in December 2023, Bryan Wilson of West Columbia, South Carolina, was handcuffed and arrested by ATF. Just one problem: They had the wrong man. In May, Wilson filed a federal civil-rights lawsuit against the two West Columbia police officers who falsely alleged he had sold them guns and drugs while they were working as task force officers for the ATF.