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The order comes after the killing of four Marines and one Navy Sailor in Chattanooga, TN this week.

It's not a new policy for Whataburger, but it has put them back in the spotlight.

From the “this doesn’t seem like a must-have item even if you see it on a 3AM infomercial” file comes this groin-saving wonder.

Oklahoma has passed a bill that makes it legal for teachers and staff to carry guns in the classroom.  However, these teachers must have proper firearm training.  The school board will determine which staff and teachers will be able to carry the firearms and they must complete a armed security guard or reserve peace officer training program.

One school in Texas has joined the ranks of many others in the state to allow certain teachers on campus to carry concealed weapons. And they're not scared to tell that story, either.

Going to a themed restaurant is always fun, because they are always so quirky.  However, there is a restaurant in Rifle, CO, called Shooter's Grill where the waitresses carry guns, and they encourage their patrons to do the same.

According to a Police Report, Sunday Morning at 3:29am, APD Officers were dispatched to Gebo's at 4550 Canyon Drive when a Burglary alarm was set off.

Think a cat's claws are its most dangerous weapon? Think again.

If you're a safety-minded person who happens to own a handgun to protect yourself and those you care about, keeping your firearm secure is a big problem. This new device just might solve that problem.

Second Amendment fans will rejoice at this one.

There's one commercial people won't be talking about after the Super Bowl. The NFL reportedly refused to air a commercial during the big game for an outfit called Daniel Defense because it is for guns. The NFL rejected the ad by telling Daniel Defense, "Unfortunately, we cannot accept your commercial in football/Super Bowl spots due to the rules the NFL itself has set into place for your comp

UPDATE 3:15 p.m. EST: The lockdown and shelter-in-place orders have been lifted, according to the Yale alert system. Police have been going door-to-door on campus searching for the gunman, though authorities will not confirm whether it may have been a hoax.