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You may have to leave your Glock in the car when you pick up your next Frappuccino.

How quickly the tables can turn.

Tenants of Castle Rock apartment complex in Colorado are being told to get rid of their guns or they will be evicted. Yes, you read that right.

If you have been looking for answers on what is going on in our government and with gun laws then you will want to attend this Town Hall Meeting.

A dog’s bark may be worse than its bite, but the same can’t be said for its aim.

Police stormed a movie theater in San Diego on Saturday and shot and wounded an armed domestic-violence suspect who was pretending to be a patron.

Sometimes it seems like the philosophy behind the right to bear arms was not thoroughly workshopped by our forefathers before they included it as the Second Amendment to the Constitution.

Gun control, and specifically guns at the movies, have been a hot issue since the tragic theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado yet people still find it necessary to bring their gun to a movie. That plan backfired – literally – on a Nevada man who shot himself in the butt during a screening of ‘The Bourne Legacy.’

Gun control has always been a major issue of debate in America — right up alongside the more recently heated topics of abortion, same-sex marriage and health care — but the tragic shooting of 71 people during a Colorado theater’s showing of ‘The Dark Knight Rises’ has given this controversy a brand new spotlight.

Most city ordinances prevent liquor stores and strip joints from being too close to schools. But what about a gun range?

In a bit of unscripted drama, a Hungerain SWAT team raided a warehouse on the set of the Brad Pitt zombie flick ‘World War Z’ and seized 85-fully functional weapons that were to be used as props in the film. It seems that the assault rifles had been flown into Budapest — where ‘World War Z’ is being shot — along with paperwork falsely claiming that they weren’t functional.