Stand Your Ground laws allow you to defend yourself with force — even deadly force — without requiring you to first try to run away. But here’s the catch: not every state gives you that protection.

Carrying a gun is supposed to make you more prepared—not set you up for legal trouble. But you have to know the rules, ...

Ever heard of 18 U.S.C. § 926a? If you travel with firearms, you should tattoo that number on your brain. Known as the "Safe ...