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

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.

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, 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.

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.

American lawmakers are looking for ways to stop 3D printers from making gun parts. A new startup in India believes it has developed a solution. Earlier this year, New York passed a law ordering an ...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) just urged the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals to strike down Illinois’s “assault weapon” and magazine restrictions. “Because the Act is a total ban on a category of ...

Lawful gun owners may soon be able to ship pistols through the mail. On Wednesday, the United States Postal Service (USPS) released a new proposed rule in the Federal Register that would reclassify ...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) took the unusual step of asking the Supreme Court to take up a Second Amendment case in which the Federal Government is not a party. “The Second Amendment, which binds ...

On Friday, in US v. Heriberto Carbajal-Flores, a federal judge said 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(5)’s ban on illegal immigrants owning guns violates the Second Amendment. That decision was right. The answer to ...