gun rights

Earlier this year, Democratic lawmakers introduced a new piece of legislation to Congress that would make it illegal for Americans to form militias.

Residents are not required to undergo a background check every time they purchase bullets, the judge ruled

Second Amendment lawyer says proposed laws are about disarming citizens, not protecting them.

The new law prohibiting concealed carry of firearms in most public places was allowed to go into effect Jan. 1 as a lawsuit challenging its constitutionality proceeds.

Gov. Wes Moore’s administration is looking at all legal options to fight a federal court’s recent ruling.

Department of Justice wants high court to find that felons lose Second Amendment rights because of disregard of the law whether or not they’re violent.

President Joe Biden has called for tougher firearm restrictions after the mass shooting in Maine, drawing criticism from gun rights advocates.

The bill would impose ‘widespread bans on commonly owned firearms,’ according to gun rights advocates.

The ruling blocks part of the ban while allowing broader provisions to take effect on Sunday.

Foundation’s leadership is optimistic after several court victories in the past few years.

Conference attendees say the annual gathering provides them with information, motivation.

A federal court ruled against a woman who was trying to restore her Second Amendment rights—a major development in the ongoing battle over gun rights.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham stands by her efforts to impose an emergency 30-day order restricting the carry of firearms in public in the name of public health.

Citing an increase in gun violence, Gov. Michelle Grisham instituted an emergency public health order suspending gun rights in Bernalillo county.

Gun control activist and Democrat express constitutional concerns over New Mexico governor’s executive orders.

California legislators narrowly passed an 11-percent excise tax on guns and ammunition Sept. 7 despite bipartisan opposition.