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A U.S. attorney in the Obama administration is being nominated by President Joe Biden to run the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

The Biden administration is expected to come out within days with its long-awaited ghost gun rule

ATLANTA — Three family members were killed during an apparent robbery at a Grantville gun range Friday, and investigators from multiple agencies worked late into the night at the scene searching for answers to the grim crime.

As state and federal authorities continue to piece together how so many people were killed and wounded in Sunday’s shooting in downtown Sacramento, their attention has turned to a small, seemingly innocuous culprit: A gun accessory that quickly and cheaply turns many handguns into weapons capable of spraying dozens of…

The Davis Cup tie between India and Norway and that of nine other Asia nations, will now be held on September 14-15 while the ATF itself rescheduled the tennis event at Asian Games to September 18-24

Without the ability to track the chain of custody, law enforcement will have a much harder time solving gun crimes. That’s unacceptable at a time when gun violence is plaguing so many Illinois communities.

Just three Republicans voted for the MORE Act, two fewer than in 2020.

The president wants to show Americans he is addressing rising crime.

In a shocking memoir Riding with Evil, federal agent Ken Croke details his time undercover with a violent white supremacist gang

The increase – sixth straight this year – led to prices soaring past the ₹1-lakh-per-kilolitre mark for the first time ever.

NEW YORK — A homeless man found dead in Tribeca does not appear to have been shot, as first suspected, police said Monday.