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The United States now has red flag laws to restrict the possession of firearms. The controversial laws allow for guns to be confiscated from gun owners.

Billed as ‘National Women’s Range Day,’ the March 9 event will promote women’s exercise of their Second Amendment rights and self-defense.

A federal appeals court issued a ruling that Mexico has the right to sue gun manufacturers in the United States. The Mexican lawsuit is going after U.S. gun...

White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention and administration officials call on school principals to help spread the message

The controversial law was signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom in September and was set to take effect on Jan. 1.

It includes a red flag provision, which allows people to flag concerns about someone’s gun ownership if they believe it poses a risk to themselves or others.

The register will link information about firearm ownership from every state in the country to a central hub.

The appeal was submitted on grounds that the Federal Court committed an error by rejecting claims that federal gun legislation breached various charter rights.

Lawmakers question whether the Commerce Department is trying to starve the domestic firearms industry in pursuit of an anti-gun agenda.

The Supreme Court is set to hear oral argument over how courts should sentence criminal defendants under the federal Armed Career Criminal Act.

The United States has paused the approval of new export licenses for most civilian firearms and ammunition sold to all non-governmental users for 90 days.

The Labor government has called the move ‘historic’ and cited ‘public safety’ as a key consideration.

Suella Braverman said armed police officers ’mustn’t fear' being prosecuted for carrying out their duty.