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To say political tensions are running high in Virginia would be an understatement.

Connecticut’s Senate Democrats have a plan for dealing with those who disagree with them: arrest them.

The hysteria spread by the mainstream media about inevitable violence all turned out to be false alarms.

A black man who attended the gun rights rally that drew thousands of people to Virginia’s capitol yesterday made a powerful statement about the ubiquitous nature of the Second Amendment.

Not surprisingly, the hysteria spread by the mainstream media about inevitable violence all turned out to be false alarms.

Because of his support for extreme gun control, a Virginia senator is calling for Gov. Ralph Northam’s resignation.

Virginia gun owners are planning a rally next week to show their opposition to pending gun control legislation.

If the respondent is found to be a danger by a court, he or she is prohibited from possessing, controlling, purchasing, or receiving a firearm for 364 days.

Florida’s Seminole County Sheriff Dennis Lemma told a crowd of local gun rights activists Monday night that he would not enforce the gun registration provision of a proposed state Constitutional amendment if it were to become law.

Booker had proposed an aggressive gun control plan that included requiring gun owners to obtain a license.

As it seems Second Amendment rights are being threatened all across America, a proposed Montana bill comes as a breath of fresh air.

With the Iowa caucuses less than a month away, presidential hopeful Joe Biden has invested $4 million in ad campaigns in the state, many of which focus on school shootings and his gun control platform.

"The controls have to make their way past Republicans in the Kentucky House and Senate before reaching Beshear’s desk."