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For decades, Second Amendment law was often treated as a constitutional afterthought. Today, it has become one of the most complex and aggressively contested areas of American jurisprudence. That complexity exploded after the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in New York...

For years, Americans have focused almost exclusively on the political fight over the Second Amendment. The battles have been public, loud, and obvious: assault weapon bans, magazine restrictions, red flag laws, and endless debates on cable news. But while gun owners were...

When Americans think of Europe, they usually imagine strict gun laws, heavy regulation, and governments deeply skeptical of civilian firearm ownership. But one European country completely disrupts that stereotype: Switzerland. The same nation known for watches, skiing, and...

A new proposal making waves in gun control circles is drawing criticism from Second Amendment advocates after suggesting the government should financially incentivize Americans to buy rifles and shotguns instead of handguns. The idea, floated by Megan McArdle, is based on a...

For decades, few things have triggered American gun owners faster than hearing the words: “The United Nations is discussing firearms policy.” To millions of Second Amendment supporters, the image practically writes itself. A room full of diplomats in expensive suits sipping...

For years, Americans have been told the same story by gun control activists: more firearms in civilian hands inevitably lead to more violence. But the latest crime data coming out of 2025 is telling a very different story. Across the United States, homicide rates are...