The Department of Justice (DOJ) has concluded that federal restrictions barring licensed firearms dealers from selling handguns to otherwise law-abiding adults under 21 violate the Second Amendment.

On December 2, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Viramontes v. Cook County and decide a question that sounds simple but carries enormous weight: does the Second Amendment protect the AR-15?

Americans favor the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) upholding “assault weapons” bans, according to a new poll. But only by a slim margin.

A new dispute is brewing between the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Minnesota that may foreshadow the next frontier in the national gun fight.

The District of Columbia’s attorney general is taking sides against the current leadership of the National Rifle Association (NRA) in its legal battle with its own charitable foundation.

As Ukraine struggles to repel the now years-long Russian invasion, it is also wrestling with how more pervasive gun ownership will impact society.

Plus, Bearing Arms’ Cam Edwards dissects some of the most interesting pro-gun briefs in the Supreme Court’s AR-15 case on the podcast.

Ukraine is the only country in Europe where firearm regulation exists only by statute. But the Russian invasion could change all of that–at least, eventually.

Plus, Reload Reporter Shiv Parihar and I cover his recent trip to Kyiv in order to document what’s happening with gun rights in Ukraine.

The Supreme Court’s latest Second Amendment case, Viramontes v. Cook County, is likely to come down to whether AR-15s are “dangerous and unusual” weapons.

The National Rifle Association (NRA) is still shrinking, but not as quickly as before. The group’s 2024 Annual Report, obtained by The Reload at the NRA’s annual conference over the weekend, shows ...

The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) deleted a reference to a study it commissioned after a group of gun-control advocates complained it made passing new restrictions more difficult. “[T]hat 2.5 ...