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A small group of Michigan students are urging their college to ignore existing law and ban guns, even on the surrounding public roads.

Houses of worship strive to be open and inviting; they are places of refuge for the vulnerable and needy; their doors are often left unlocked; strangers are welcome. So, then, how do we protect their congregations?

The boundaries that have defined the gun debate are fracturing. One demonstration of this is the amicus brief filed by the Black Attorneys of Legal Aid (BALA), the Bronx Defenders and others in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association (NYSRPA) v. Bruen, now before the U.S. Supreme Court. Bruen is a challenge to New York’s expensive and restrictive firearms permitting scheme.

As President Joe Biden blames law-abiding gun owners for the actions of criminals, Detroit tries a different approach.

NRA-certified instructor Rick Ector is once again hosting a free shooting lesson for the women of Detroit.

Recent efforts in three states to strengthen the right of self-defense are quite notable.

More than $15 million will be invested in the shooting sports thanks to the partnership.

An annual event in downtown Detroit showcases this universal right.

When looking at the struggle of Black people in the United States for their natural rights—those of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness—the right to bear arms, and particularly those arms employing multi-shot technology, has been vital.