A game room manager in west Houston shot and killed a man who tried to rob him.

11/17/09 Gun Rights: The former head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection called Monday for the U.S. to reinstitute the ban on assault weapons and take other measures to rein in the war between Mexico and its drug cartels, saying the violence has the potential to bring down legitimate rule in that country.

11/17/09 Gun Rights: The Second Amendment Foundation today filed its much-anticipated brief to the United States Supreme Court in the case of McDonald v. Chicago, which challenges the constitutionality of that city's ban on handguns.

11/17/09 Gun Rights: Brian Jeffs, president of Michigan Open Carry Inc., leads a meeting regarding the right to carry arms openly. "If one chooses to carry a weapon in Michigan, one can do so without a license," Jeffs said. "There's no law that says it's illegal."

11/16/09 Gun Rights: A New Jersey law limiting handgun purchases to only one per month takes effect January 1, 2010, and will have dire consequences for firearms retailers unless it is changed.

11/16/09 Gun Rights: The 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals has sided with Cleveland in the city's fight to enforce its illegal local gun control ordinances.

11/16/09 Gun Rights: Americans will be able to carry loaded guns in National Parks starting on February 22, 2010 thanks to the Coburn Amendment which was attached to the federal Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 and signed by President Obama earlier this year.

11/16/09 Gun Rights: A Kent man who announced Friday that he intended to carry a pistol into a West Seattle community center to trigger a lawsuit challenging Seattle's ban on guns in public spaces did just that Saturday, and was promptly asked to leave.

11/11/09 Gun Rights: The anti-gun zealots at the Brady Campaign will not let one tragedy go by without exploiting the victims to further their gun control aims, and the recent shooting at Fort Hood is no exception.

11/10/09 Gun Rights: In Texas, a federal judge has granted a temporary restraining order which will allow two Tarrant County College (TCC) students to stage an "empty holster" protest at the community college campuses.