A new obstacle: Trump orders review of firearms rules The efforts of gun safety activists like him, the Parkland survivors and many others may run into a monumental obstacle in the administration ...

Now, President Donald Trump has moved quickly to undo the progress made with gun safety policies ... and Trump just moved to undo the rules and laws that helped make that happen,” said Natalie ...

The fundamental rules of gun safety from the National Rifle Association are: Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction. Always keep finger away from the trigger, until ready to shoot.

According to Hopkins, more than 850 people die every year in Washington from firearms, a statistic that includes conflicts and suicide. But after legislators adopted tighter rules in recent years ...

Bruen, which significantly expanded gun rights and threatens to rollback other gun safety laws nationwide. "Ultimately, the text of the Second Amendment includes eighteen-to-twenty-year-old ...

And remember, gun safety is everyone’s responsibility. It's never a bad idea to review the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s 10 rules of safe gun handling. Yes, fingerprint safes are reliable.

There was a time when people used to keep weapons for their safety. But now people keep weapons to show off their power. Not ...

An unnervingly large percentage of the agency will be sympathetic to what Patel wants to do,” a former FBI agent tells ...

With arthouse thrillers and big-budget blockbusters across his body of work, Ryan Gosling has naturally been a part of ...

It’s not hard to understand why capys have a cultlike following on Instagram and TikTok. I fell for the giant rodent decades ...

Trump administration quickly moved to ramp up deportations, including by relaxing rules governing enforcement ... "national security threat or a public safety threat that's in one of these ...

Note: We use the terms "firearms ... firearm safety. Research shows that most parents, including parents who choose to own firearms, would be comfortable with being asked about a firearm in their home ...