As liberal politicians push to erode our Second Amendment right to self-defense, a good guy with a gun showed why they must not succeed.

This is at least the second time this month that people pretended to sell candy in order to get into a home and rob it.

A home invasion suspect 'picked the wrong house,’ a neighbor said, after the man was beaten to death by an 82-year-old Vietnam veteran.

'I've got to do something quick and get the edge on him. Get the advantage of him,' the war veteran thought when an intruder attacked.

Gun violence is ugly and tragic, but the only way to stop a criminal with a gun is for the good guys to have one, too.

Three burglars attempted to rob an 81-year-old ex-Marine's home and were chased off when the vet armed himself with a walking stick.

The alleged home invader was shot dead after he broke into a house in Milton, Georgia.

Charles Virgil Bowne, 39, allegedly invaded a home in Elmore County, Alabama. It ended up being the last thing that he ever did.

Jason Kane Tillman was arrested by Lincoln County Sheriff's Officers on Feb. 6 for what had reportedly been a failed burglary attempt.

'Door opens, grab the ax,' Ben Ball said as he was walking a local television reporter through the attack. 'Step, step, hit,' he said.