Second Amendment

"I've been shooting with him, and I mean, he's the best I've ever shot with, for sure," Guilfoyle said of Trump Jr.

His comment was in response to Oliver North equating gun control activists with "civil criminal terrorists" in an interview earlier this week.

Brian Kemp's video was intended to be funny, his supporters said.

"Our faith tells us to do what we can."

Aldean, who was onstage during the Las Vegas mass shooting, said he was a gun owner and was not against people owning weapons.

"It's almost like departments are operating like a real-life 'Westworld,' where people with means can pretend they're cops.... It's just insane."

"THE SECOND AMENDMENT WILL NEVER BE REPEALED!" Trump tweeted, just a few weeks after he suggested seizing weapons without due process.

But they do have the power to reach those who have been "dominated" by the NRA, the former president said.

"I hope someone breaks in your house and rapes your daughter," wrote one man, who describes himself as a Christian and NRA defender in his profile.

The National Rifle Association's Twitter account went dark for days after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. 

Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin's opposition to gun control appears to stem from personal anecdotes and dubious data.

"There is no reason why addressing this crisis should come at the expense of our Second Amendment rights," Pennsylvania State Senator Scott Wagner said.

Armed citizens "absolutely" distracted police when they drew guns during a Colorado Walmart shooting.

Six states have passed permitless carry laws—also called constitutional carry—in the last two legislative years, resulting in widespread reductions in gun license requirements from Republican-led legislatures.

The filmmaker wants to repeal the Second Amendment. And he's not the only one.

The mayors call on Congress to oppose legislation that would force states to recognize concealed carry weapon permits from other states.

What led a respected conservative judge to uphold a sweeping gun control law?

Matt Bevin suggested people walk through troubled neighborhoods and pray with the community there.

Two Republicans are trying to pass a bill that would allow people in Wisconsin to carry guns without a permit or training.

Meanwhile, in a parallel political galaxy far, far away. . .

Trump nominated Mark Green to lead the Army after his previous pick withdrew his name from the position.

The president said Donald Trump doesn't have the temperament, knowledge or honesty to become commander in chief.

The consequences of allowing NRA lobbyists to dictate our nation's gun laws are deadly, the author writes.

Trump is scheduled to address the National Rifle Association's annual meeting in Atlanta at about 1:30 p.m. EDT.

Much of Reagan's address actually had nothing to do with firearms.

A bill recently passed by the House would endanger more vets by removing them from the background check system, the author writes.

Gorsuch is known for his consistent conservatism and originalist views, much like the late Justice Antonin Scalia.

The American Legion supports new legislation to prohibit VA officials from stripping veterans of their rights to own guns.

The decision is a significant step for gun rights.

A Senate bill and newly emboldened Congress wants to make D.C. loosen its gun laws.