For decades the federal judiciary has been trying to interpret the Second Amendment out of the Constitution. It is, as Sanford Levinson has termed it, an "embarrassment" to an elite class of legal ...

In 1791, when the Second Amendment was adopted, the state-of-the-art firearm was a flintlock musket firing paper cartridges loaded with gunpowder and a lead ball.

Gavin Newsom Says Second Amendment Is “Becoming a Suicide Pact” After Yet Another Mass Shooting At least seven people were killed in the Half Moon Bay shooting. California is reeling from ...

We’re way overdue to repeal and replace the 2nd Amendment; ... But if muskets were “state of the art ... You published a long article on the rise of hate-filled propaganda and yet avoided ...

The act, which Gov. Parson signed at a gun shop in June of 2021, states that any gun law that violates a citizen’s Second Amendment rights, by Missouri’s standards, cannot be enforced ...

Those who claim that the Second Amendment applies only to the National Guard shall first have to explain why the “people” mentioned therein are different than the “people” in the First ...

Exploring the origins and evolution of the Second Amendment, this episode examines how a post-revolutionary principle became one of the most polarizing topics in American politics. From the ...

Yet while most people are solidly on his side, the law may not withstand legal challenges. The gun lobby has vowed that it “will go down in a flaming ash heap.” Now imagine a world where we ...

Recent books by a novelist, a professor and a legal academic might inject new insights into the old debate on guns in America—or not.

Second Amendment Roundup: VanDerStok Tests Limits of Yet Another ATF Rule The Supreme Court is set to decide whether the agency may expand criminal liability under the Gun Control Act.

The Second Amendment inherits this ethos, casting the armed citizen as a steward of liberty, answerable not just to government but to a higher authority. America’s founders understood this.