Starting pistol: Permitless carry expands to majority of US after Supreme Court gun ruling

One year since the Supreme Court recognized a right to carry firearms for self-defense in public, a majority of states are now paring back regulations on the Second Amendment while states with gun control are encountering legal challenges for enforcement.

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