In discussions surrounding firearms, misinformation often spreads faster than facts, leading to persistent myths that cloud ...

The study found that less than 1% of people with firearm access used their guns in self-defense in any given year. That can be taken as good news. After all, nobody wants to get into a situation ...

It asked gun owners how often they used their weapons for self-defense and experienced gun violence, both throughout their lives and within the last year .Of the 3,000 respondents, 91.7% reported no ...

People with firearm access are far more likely to experience gun violence than to use their weapon for self-defense, according to a new Rutgers Health study. Although self-defense is the primary ...

Furthermore, Harris has condemned “stand your ground” laws, which are essential for self-defense and empower law-abiding citizens to protect themselves from life-threatening situations.

Less than one percent of people with firearm access used their guns in self-defense in any given year, according to findings published March 14 in JAMA Network Open. "We all have one in the family.

The guns use a carbon dioxide cartridge to fire either solid pellets or chemical rounds meant to incapacitate, rather than kill, a target in self-defense. The weapons, legally classified as ...

Supreme Court debates gun rights in dramatic two-hour argument over concealed carry, self-defense. The case involves New York's requirements to carry handguns in public.