WASHINGTON − The Trump administration, which has ardently backed gun rights, will nonetheless try to convince the Supreme Court on March 2 that frequent pot smokers can be imprisoned for having a gun.

The Supreme Court appears likely to rule in favor of a Texas man who uses marijuana several times a week and was convicted under a federal law that bans an “unlawful user” of drugs from possessing a ...

The Supreme Court seemed poised Monday to weaken a law barring drug addicts from purchasing firearms, which was used to convict Hunter Biden, after a majority of justices expressed skepticism about ...

Oregon State Police identify missing man Mark Smith 50 years after he vanished Oregon State Police say they have identified a man who had been missing for more than 50 years. Man accused of firing gun ...

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday appeared sympathetic to a marijuana user's challenge to a federal law that bars people who consume illegal drugs from having firearms. Gun rights advocates ...

A crazy Long Island geezer allegedly transformed his basement into a makeshift shooting range equipped with an incredible arsenal of self-built machine guns, including a “weapon of mass killing” — set ...

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court today held oral arguments in US v. Hemani, a case that will determine whether the government can incarcerate a marijuana user for possessing a firearm securely at ...

The Supreme Court hears arguments Monday in an important gun case that has united an array of strange bedfellows, from conservative gun rights groups to liberal civil liberties groups. At issue is a ...

Eyewitness video showing a federal agent shooting and killing Alex Pretti, 37, in Minneapolis contradicts the Trump administration’s description of events, presenting two starkly different narratives.

Guns, drugs, and the Second Amendment right to bear arms all merged at the Supreme Court on Monday in a case that could dramatically undermine the Gun Control Act of 1968. All this takes place in ...