(Bloomberg) -- A divided US Supreme Court threw out the federal ban on bump stocks ... that would have angered donors like the National Rifle Association. At the time of the 2018 rule, ATF ...

Some gun rights advocates, including the National Rifle Association, initially backed then-President Donald Trump’s move to regulate bump stocks after the Las Vegas shooting, but have since ...

The Supreme Court ruled Friday that a rifle fitted with a rapid-fire accessory known as a bump stock is not ... to his endorsement by the National Rifle Association. As Trump courts gun owners ...

A federal judge dismissed a class action lawsuit against bump stock manufacturer Slide Fire yesterday, finding that it couldn’t be held liable for casualties in the massacre at last year’s Route 91 ...

Years ago, a gun safety class was the socially accepted, no hesitation, expectation for owning a gun. Gun safety was at the core of how the National Rifle Association built its following. Beginning ...

The legislation would also amend the Internal Revenue Code to add semi-automatic firearms to the list of weapons regulated under the National ... rifle equipped with a bump stock does not qualify ...