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A St. Louis public-housing resident who uses a wheelchair is facing eviction after shooting an alleged armed robber inside his apartment building, even though police reportedly classified the incident as self-defense.

The Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge to Minnesota’s concealed carry reciprocity policy, leaving travelers to navigate the same state-by-state patchwork that existed before the case.

Two pro-gun bills remain unfinished in the House Judiciary Committee, and Gun Owners of America says Second Amendment supporters should start pressing Congress now.

Joseph Frederick Johnson was convicted in Colorado in 2015 for cultivating marijuana. According to his Supreme Court petition, the offense involved growing marijuana plants.

The ATF now holds more than 1.4 billion pages and images from closed firearm dealers, according to information provided to Congress.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed another package of firearm-related legislation on Saturday, Sept. 26, adding new restrictions and mandates during his final months in office.

A proposed federal law would classify many high-powered airguns as firearms under the Gun Control Act. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms calls the idea an “extremist” overreaction.

A federal judge ruled in August that the government cannot enforce several National Firearms Act registration requirements against the plaintiffs and their covered members. Now, CBS News reports that President Donald Trump directed the Justice Department not to appeal.

Jake Paul just jumped into the Second Amendment debate, and he did not exactly ease into the shallow end.