“gun control legislation”

In Ukraine, a vivid and inspirational example of the need for the right to keep and bear arms could not be more apparent.

With a constructive mindset informed by the gun-rights triumph in the Old Dominion, gun owners have every reason to feel confident that diligent work done throughout 2022 will pay off for gun rights come November.

With the Biden Administration and an anti-gun Congress wielding power in Washington, D.C., our Second Amendment rights have been under unprecedented assault. Hostile legislation is moving on Capitol Hill. Anti-gun activists are being nominated and appointed to key government posts.

Recent FBI data indicates that homicides rose during a year that saw numerous riots and increased anti-police rhetoric.

Many on the anti-gun Left like to point to Australian's 1996 gun "buy-back" scheme while claiming it was a success. Crime statistics tell a different story.

After a year of left-wing “success” on criminal-justice issues, an increasing prosecutorial indifference to violent crime and escalating anti-police rhetoric, America’s urban residents are reaping what their politicians have sown.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s resignation brings an end to an administration that was no friend of the Second Amendment.

For years, Allyson Hottinger feared each day would be her last. The Arkansas-based, single mother of two had long been embroiled in a toxic relationship defined by domestic violence.

Less than a year into the Biden-Harris administration, there is already a sense that America is at a tipping point. At the fulcrum of this precarious balance is the Second Amendment.