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GLENWOOD SPRINGS — Sources working with a political group trying to oust Colorado’s incendiary Western Slope Congresswoman, Lauren Boebert, say they’ve recently received threats and now fear for their safety. One of those sources told...

GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert, a freshman representing Colorado’s 3rd district, is pushing to classify the synthetic opioid fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.

GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert, a freshman representing Colorado’s 3rd district, is pushing to classify the synthetic opioid fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.

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The House is moving quickly to pass gun legislation in response to recent mass shootings in Buffalo, New York, and Uvalde, Texas, with passage on raising the age for semi-automatics.

Republican senators are demanding the ATF stop infringing Americans' Second Amendment rights via denial of suppressor applications.

Rep. Matthew Dowling, R-Uniontown, chairman of the House Second Amendment Caucus, applauded approval by the House Judiciary Committee of two bills protecting Pennsylvanians’ constitutional rights.

Pamela Brown stumped Rep. James Comer (R-KY) by asking about the number of gun crimes that involved weapons purchased in states with weaker gun laws, prompting the congressman to admit that he couldn’t answer her direct question. Comer, a member of the House Second Amendment Caucus, was on CNN to discuss the recent debates in Congress over gun control legislation. In a previous segment, Brown mentioned that America had seen at least 45 mass shootings in just the last month alone. Brown said ...

After riots brought the U.S. Capitol to a standstill, Rep. Thomas Massie said some were happy to be armed while barricaded in their offices.

Mr. Massie’s tweet came after a mob of President Trump supporters who falsely believe he won the election stormed the Capitol building and temporarily halted a joint session of Congress to certify the Electoral College votes Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Massie said during an interview Thursday on “The Tom Roten Morning Show” that he and his staff hunkered down in his office while the chaos unfolded, which eventually led to the police-shooting death of a woman, the death of a Capitol Police of...