gun control

Jacob Charles, a constitutional scholar at Pepperdine University and leading authority on U.S. firearm laws, answers questions about New York's handgun law in the wake of a key court ruling.

A Duke firearms law expert blames the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent guidance on gun laws, which he says reflects a "radical new approach" to the Second Amendment.

Lawmakers are pushing for a unique code to ID gun stores, like the ones used for everything from grocers to antique shops.

Gov. Kathy Hochul immediately signed the bill into law.

The court will decide whether the 2nd Amendment guarantees all Americans the right to carry concealed firearms outside the home for self-defense.

The lawsuit relies on a recently upheld state law aimed at making the firearms industry answer for the harm caused by guns.

Only one Republican candidate mentioned guns in their response to the attack.

The New York governor says she wants to keep guns out of the hands of 18-year-olds.

Justice Samuel Alito wondered why regular New Yorkers returning home from work couldn't carry guns.

New York City is poised to ease its famously strict handgun laws ever so slightly to avoid a potential challenge in the Supreme Court.