A federal judge dismissed the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) lawsuit against Montgomery County, Maryland, over restrictions on carrying firearms near many public spaces or events.

Democrats and their gun-control group allies achieved a raft of victories up and down ballots across the country on Tuesday, but some of those wins are more likely to translate into new gun laws ...

Last Friday, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) Chief Counsel Robert Leider resigned. He was the driving force behind the ATF’s 34-rule package, which loosens a wide swath of ...

The midterm elections just returned a sweeping victory for Democrats. On this episode, we’re going to examine what that means moving forward–especially for gun policy. To do that, we have Semafor’s ...

Democrats, backed by big spending from gun-control groups, won a decisive victory in the November 3rd elections, clinching control of both the House and Senate and also seizing control of state ...

A landslide defeat for the president’s party and several defections of top Department of Justice (DOJ) officials have cast a long shadow over the future of federal firearms enforcement in America.

Democrats made enormous gains in state-level races on Tuesday, flipping several state legislatures and governorships and securing trifectas in states where firearms laws have been hotly contested in ...

An appeals court has upheld a federal law barring some people who have been deemed dangerously mentally ill from possessing a firearm.

Checks for gun sales through the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) rose 7.9 percent year over year, according to an industry report released Tuesday. A National Shooting ...