September 9, 2026

Gun Owner Says Self-Defense Shooting Led to His Eviction

A St. Louis, Missouri man says he was evicted from his government-run apartment complex after using a legally owned firearm in self-defense in the apartment’s lobby.

Too Offensive to Own a Gun? SAF Challenges New Jersey’s Subjective Permit Law.

It’s been four years since the Supreme Court struck down “may issue” concealed carry licensing regimes, but some states are still using subjective standards of “suitability” to block some applicants from legally keeping or bearing arms.

Pro-Gun Groups File More Amicus Briefs in Viramontes

The cases of Viramontes v.

Former DOJ Pardon Attorney Launches New Second Amendment Group

When I interviewed then-DOJ Pardon Attorney Ed Martin on Bearing Arms Cam & Company a few weeks ago, I was struck by how passionate he was when talking about the millions of Americans who can no longer exercise their Second Amendment rights because of a non-violent conviction.

South American Country Ends Decade-Long Suspension of Carry Licenses

For the first time in more than ten years, Colombians who have concealed carry permits will actually be able to bear arms in self-defense, after President Abelardo de la Espriella signed a decree that ends the long-running suspension of all carry permits in the country.

Teen Sentenced to Probation After Shooting Mall Gunman

A shooting at a Michigan mall in July ended when a 19-year-old drew his own pistol and shot a man who had already taken one life and was firing wildly.