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Matthew McConaughey became visibly emotional as he begged Democrats and Republicans for gun reform at the White House.
Matthew McConaughey is calling for stricter gun control laws in the wake of the school shooting in his hometown of Uvalde, Texas.
After yesterday’s deadly mass shooting at an elementary school in his hometown of Uvalde, Texas, Matthew McConaughey is speaking out.
A Lancaster, PA man is hailed as hero for opening fire on an armed gunman and preventing what could have been a mass shooting
Smith & Wesson announced moving their headquarters – and with it jobs – from Massachusetts to Tennessee in anticipation of new gun laws.
Veteran-owned Black Rifle Coffee’s version of the National Anthem using Second Amendment firepower instead of music will blow you away!
A dad shot a peeping Tom who was caught fondling himself while looking into a 10-year-old girl’s bedroom window.
Sadie Robertson of “Duck Dynasty” fame revealed this week why she’ll always keep a gun in her house moving forward.
Willie and Korie Robertson spoke out this week to defend gun rights after someone tried to break into their home.
A School Board won’t remove suspension from a child’s record for having a BB-gun during online class, but the Feds are on the case now.
A bill was introduced in New Mexico dictating how firearms are to be stored and making it a crime for parents who let their kids shoot a gun.
“All In The Family” patriarch Archie Bunker debates Meathead on gun control landing the blue collar champion a TV editorial on the topic.
The new Miss USA Asya Branch discusses her views on guns and the Second Amendment as well as the importance of her Christian faith.
The new Miss USA 2020, Asya Branch from Mississippi, strongly supports the Second Amendment and sang at a Donald Trump rally in 2018.
The McCLoskeys, the gun-toting St. Louis couple, printed cards of their viral standoff with Black Lives Matter protesters at their home.
Before calling parents, a principal sent police to the home of a 12-year-old Colorado boy because his toy gun was visible during online class.
Butler County Ohio Sheriff Jones fired off a warning shot to let would-be criminals know his officers and constituents will shoot to defend.