The Daily Caller

The NRA disagrees with Obama, another organization disagrees with the NRA, and gun-control advocates disagree with Obama’s record – how does one make sense of it all?

From the same attorney who brought you 2008′s DC v Heller and 2010′s McDonald v Chicago, comes another legal challenge to gun regulations

Experts debate activism vs. judicial restraint on the Supreme Court

The lower courts will now play an important role in defining when a municipal or state gun control law violates the Second Amendment

Chicago’s City Council today approved a new ordinance on the possession of handguns that was proposed by Mayor Richard Daley just days after the Supreme Court ruled in McDonald v Chicago that an all-out ban on guns was unconstitutional

Chicago Mayor Daley fights for gun control despite Supreme Court ruling on McDonald case

Our founders didn’t create rule of law to protect individuals from the cruelties, inequalities and arbitrariness of capitalism but to protect individuals from the oppression of government. Monday’s decision was an important victory but it is a prelude to even greater struggles to protect the individual liberties and freedoms that built this country, but are disappearing before our eyes

Supreme Court cripples Chicago gun ordinance which banned handguns; mayor responds by seeking to tighten registration requirements

Supreme Court rules that ‘right to bear arms’ applies to states

Gun rights group hails ruling as ‘a great moment in American history’

Gun rights advocates expect the case, to be decided in June, will expand the rights established in D.C. v. Heller to all 50 states and result in the overturning of Chicago’s strict handgun ban

Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in McDonald v. Chicago. McDonald will determine whether the vast majority of Americans who live in the states share the same gun rights as District residents