Guns

Paul Broun, a Republican U.S. congressman from Georgia, on Tuesday said that his state's so-called "guns everywhere" law that allows firearms to be carried in bars, school classrooms and many government buildings would prevent shootings.

A New York man who walked into a business looking for a job on Monday shot two workers, and then turned the gun on himself when he did not immediately get it.

A Texas gun store owner has responding to a fatal shooting at a weekend gun show by saying it was "no different" than dying while not wearing a seatbelt.

Police arrested one of four people who walked through a Cincinnati neighborhood while openly carrying AR-15 rifles and repeatedly using racial slurs and profanity.

Music lovers plan to exercise their right to openly carry guitars at a July 4 rally in Texas.

An Oklahoma home was damaged last weekend by a howitzer artillery shell fired from a gun range three miles away.

A Pennsylvania woman was accused of pointing a handgun at some children playing with squirt guns and opening fire.

The Houston chapter of the gun-rights group Open Carry Texas abruptly postponed a march it had planned for Sunday through the city's Fifth Ward, a predominantly African-American neighborhood.

A Venezuelan man suspected of having made dozens of threatening phone calls in the aftermath of the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, claiming he was the shooter, appeared in federal court on Monday after being arrested over the weekend, authorities said.

A New Jersey detective accidentally shot himself in the leg while using the bathroom in his office.

Dozens of armed teachers will be sent into Missouri schools next fall, and firearm instructors have promised that they will have an accuracy rate of 90 percent.