Second Ammendment News Today

The Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, has ruled a St. Louis attorney who brandished firearms at protesters in 2020 is not entitled to have the weapons returned despite a gubernatorial pardon.

The trial, which will be held before a judge and not a jury, will determine whether the law violates the U.S. Constitution.

US Congress Reps have donned an AR-15 lapel pin allegedly in support of 2nd Ammendment rights while school children fall daily into pools of their own blood after being shot by AR-15s. Nothing short of a ban on all civilian ownership of military style assault weaponry could curb the body count. But those AR-15 lapel pins and the lugubrious campaign donations from the NRA continue to divert our attention from the real issue into endless discussions of background checks, bump stocks, mental health...

Keller ISD trustees approved late Monday night a safety plan that would allow employees to carry guns on campuses.

A daycare worker found a handgun in a diaper bag with a loaded round in the chamber.

After a yearslong bitter dispute with their neighbor, the Wallingfords were slapped with a restraining order — and had to give up their guns under California law. Now they want them back.

The former president boasted that the justices he had appointed "upheld the Second Amendment."

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in its first Second Amendment case in over a decade. The results of this ruling could be catastrophic.

This California city is getting closer to adopting a law to address gun violence by requiring all gun owners to pay a fee and carry liability insurance.

This California city is getting closer to adopting a law to address gun violence by requiring all gun owners to pay a fee and carry liability insurance.