The political arms of Giffords and Everytown have announced they will spend $10 million each on advertising to influence select 2026 congressional races. Thus far, they are the only groups in the ...

The group, which obtained Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) records through a Freedom of Information Act request, said suppressors–officially labeled silencers by the ...

The Department of Justice (DOJ) wants to end the legal fight over licensed dealers selling handguns to 18-to-20-year-olds.

The political arms of three leading gun-control groups have massively outraised and outspent those of the three largest gun-rights groups in the midterm election cycle, with new Federal Election ...

A judge just enjoined a law restricting the sale of popular semi-automatic pistols that critics claim can be too easily converted into machine guns, hours before it was set to take effect.

The increasing prevalence of surveillance cameras, especially the automated license plate readers operated by Flock Safety and its competitors, has raised privacy concerns across the country. The ...

Stephen Gutowski is an award-winning journalist who reports on firearms policy and politics. He is a former CNN Contributor. He has also appeared on the cover of Time Magazine and his work has been ...

Plus, researchers from Yale and the University of Kansas join the podcast to discuss new information on women and guns.

Governor Gavin Newsom (D.) has called it a “sin tax.” But there’s little record of similar taxes on popular firearms throughout history, which may make it unconstitutional.

Plus, the Second Amendment Foundation’s Bill Sack joins the podcast to talk about the group’s case against a high school’s illegal gun search.

A recent piece from The New York Times is a good example of what major media outlets get wrong when covering guns and why.

Plus, I detail the Ninth Circuit’s decision to uphold novel Hawaiian gun-buying restrictions by using a “carve-out” it identified in the Supreme Court’s Bruen decision.