“At its core, it asks a simple question: ‘Do we trust law-abiding citizens or do we side with the criminals that prey upon them?’”

The April 7 incident involved suspect Jason Nichols, 29, using a Ring doorbell camera to ask the homeowner to open the door.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced American service members will once again be allowed to carry personal firearms on U.S. military bases.

An Ontario man was able to defend his home from an intruder with a firearm, and was commended by Ontario Premier Doug Ford for his valor.

The last thing any responsibly armed American needs is a legal problem that could have been avoided with five minutes of preparation.

A senior in New York is going to prison for four years after defending himself against a mugger who charged at him.

An Oklahoma 7-Eleven clerk found herself jobless after shooting a man who she said choked her after trying to pass a counterfeit bill.

"He weighed over 200 pounds. I'm not strong enough to support that. I just collapsed straight down," the veteran said. But he had a solution.

Before the incident, the homeowner had received a shelter-in-place text message from the Austin Police Department. He said it saved his life.

The masked men wore bulletproof vests and claimed they were there to serve a warrant. Then the shooting began.