The ATF is changing course, and some of America’s biggest gun-control organizations are furious about it. Under Director Robert Cekada, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is moving forward with a sweeping package of regulatory reforms aimed at...
When Americans debate the defensive use of firearms, the conversation often begins with gunfire. How many attackers were shot? How many criminals were killed? How many armed citizens opened fire? But those questions may overlook an important part of the story. A firearm...
Why the Second Amendment Is About More Than Hunting For decades, critics of the Second Amendment have argued that private gun ownership is an outdated relic, useful only for hunting or recreational shooting. Supporters see it very differently. They argue that the right to...
When gunfire erupted outside a busy In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, panic spread in every direction. Families ducked for cover. Employees scrambled to escape. Cars became targets as a gunman armed with a rifle opened fire in broad daylight. Most people did exactly...
As millions of families prepare for a new school year, they’re checking supply lists, packing lunches, and getting children ready for the classroom. But some parents are asking a surprising question: could an innocent lunch or a child’s imagination land their...
“Gun-Free Zone” signs are now common across America. They appear outside schools, government buildings, hospitals, churches, entertainment venues, businesses, and college campuses. The message is simple: firearms are prohibited here. Supporters argue that these restrictions...
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