The Supreme Court has upheld a Biden administration firearm regulation on nearly impossible-to-trace ghost guns.

The case turned not on the 2nd Amendment, but on whether guns made from kits could be regulated. The government says they are increasingly being used in crimes.

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As the industry bolsters itself against looming threats, Israel's cybersecurity field is feeling just fine after Wiz's ...

Iowa House Republicans approved a pair of bills that would reform the state’s recount and election administration laws on ...

Palestinian residents say around two dozen settlers — some masked, some carrying guns and some in military uniforms — ...

Fourteen generations of the Beretta family sold firearms. Here’s why the head of the 15th is moving beyond, adding bullets, ...

TEL AVIV, Israel -- Three weeks ago, Hamdan Ballal stood on the stage at the Oscars, golden statue in hand, winner of the ...

The Palestinian Oscar winner's West Bank home was attacked by Israeli settlers. Ballal's co-director says his acclaim "does ...