If you’ve spent any time in the gun debate, you’ve probably heard wildly different numbers about defensive gun use. One side says Americans use firearms for self-defense millions of times every year. The other says it happens only tens of thousands of times. So...
Gun control debates often boil down to a simple claim: fewer guns mean less crime. But the real world is more complicated. Several countries have enacted sweeping firearm restrictions over the past few decades. While these laws often reduced the number of legally owned...
Gun owners scored a major victory in the House this week as lawmakers voted to stop credit card companies from tracking firearm and ammunition purchases. On Tuesday, the House passed H.R. 1181, the Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act, a bill that would prohibit credit card...
For many Americans today, the right to keep and bear arms is closely tied to the Second Amendment. But long before the Civil War, firearms were already woven into everyday life across the United States. They were tools for survival, symbols of self-reliance, and, in many...
For decades, movies, television, and political debates have shaped how many Americans think about firearms. The problem is that many of the most common beliefs simply aren’t true. Here are ten of the biggest myths. 1. “AR” in AR-15 Stands for...
The Trump administration isn’t just talking about defending the Second Amendment. It’s suing. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who leads the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division, is rapidly becoming one of the most aggressive legal...
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