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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.

A long the long, dusty roads that connect Afghanistan’s city of Mazar-e-Sharif, capital of Balkh province, to the country’s northern neighbor of Uzbekistan, I saw remnants of Afghan army uniforms, as well as beaten-down Humvees and armored personnel carriers.

As I’m sure you’re already aware, the ongoing challenges presented by COVID-19 and its variants forced us to cancel the 2021 NRA Annual Meetings in Houston—a huge disappointment to us all.

September was yet another impressive month for firearms sales in what is a seemingly unstoppable trend.

Desperately needing to distract from his most-recent blunder, Biden comes after American gun owners yet again.

Biden's failure in Afghanistan has given the Taliban a vast arsenal of U.S. arms, equipment and more, but he still thinks Americans can't be trusted with the most-popular rifles and pistols sold in the U.S. today.

Shortly after their sudden takeover of Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul, the Taliban has begun implementing a strict gun-control policy.

As this is Memorial Day weekend, a time when we remember and honor our heroes in uniform, we’re bringing you this short excerpt from Greg Stube’s must-read book.

Chuck Holton looks at the war in Afghanistan, counts the costs, and answers the question, “Was it worth it?”