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Massachusetts voters will have the opportunity to vote on a strict gun control law, whether to retain or repeal it, when they go to the polls Nov. 3.

A few months ago, John Correia of Active Self Protection was confronted by a burglar in his own home. The man fled, no shot was fired, and Correia walked away thinking about a question many armed citizens eventually ask. Realistically, what are the odds I will ever need my gun? In a video on his channel, he ran the numbers from two major firearms surveys and arrived at a startlingly large lifetime probability. This article borrows his framework and pushes further into the underlying data.

The Second Amendment reminds us that our government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed. So when the home state of the National Rifle Association passes landmark restrictions on firearms, we must take notice.

It's been a busy summer for national news on the Second Amendment. So much so, in fact, that once we got CRPA President Chuck Michel talking in a recent video, we found that there was a LOT to go over.

A Sunday story published by Gannett's USA Today seems to defy the newspaper's blatant and longstanding anti-gun editorial stance—at least at first.

Buried deep into a USA Today report about the U.S. Supreme Court's "big focus" on firearms rights and regulations is a paragraph which may underscore the apprehension within the gun prohibition movement about the upcoming hearing on the constitutionality of state bans on so-called "assault weapons."

A shot was fired at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto Monday and an hour-long high-speed chase ensued, according to FOX News.

It has been called "gun safety legislation," "gun reform," and "gun responsibility," but it all boils down to the same thing: gun control.

Anti-hunting extremism in Oregon has once again been beaten back, as the effort to place Initiative Petition 28 in the November ballot has failed because backers did not gather enough valid signatures.

The ballot initiative to ban hunting and fishing in Oregon will not be placed in front of voters this November, as those promoting it failed to gather enough certified signatures.

A recently-surfaced video showing Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI)—who was supported by the Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund, Giffords and other gun control groups—admitting that passage of the SAVE America act would make it tough for Democrats to win elections is going viral since appearing on Fox News.

House Republicans, with only five Democrats joining them, passed HR 1181, the "Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act"—a bill to prohibit financial institutions from using special tracking codes to monitor lawful firearm-related purchases—sending a signal that gun owner privacy is not up for grabs.