Dexter Taylor, convicted earlier this year of possessing illegal ghost guns, says he's well within his rights to have them.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in its first major case of the term Tuesday with a dispute concerning “ghost guns,” firearms that are typically assembled at home and cannot be ...

VanDerStok, a case that promises to settle the question of whether weapon parts kits for “ghost guns” require the same regulation as complete firearms bought and sold at gun stores.

Austin Murphy’s 2021 story about ghost guns, as well as Murphy’s mechanical skills, were discussed this week before the U.S.

The US Supreme Court demonstrated strong support for federal regulation of ghost guns, endorsing measures to curb untraceable firearm kits. Five justices backed the Biden administration’s ...

At issue is whether the statute allows the ATF to regulate "ghost guns," which are made from do-it-yourself kits and which allow users to evade serial number and background check requirements.

Guns are back to haunt the Supreme Court on Tuesday in a case that fittingly tests the legality of so-called “ghost guns.” ...

As the U.S. Supreme Court deliberates over whether to uphold a federal rule regulating the sales of untraceable "ghost guns," some legal experts say Maine also needs to take steps to ban these weapons ...

Ghost guns are unserialized and privately-made firearms that law enforcement are increasingly finding at crime scenes, states the fact sheet from the White House fact sheet titled, "The Biden ...

The Supreme Court allowed new restrictions on the sale of ghost guns to take effect in August 2023, albeit by a 5–4 vote, with Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Amy Coney Barrett joining ...

The Supreme Court will take up its first major case of the new term Tuesday, when it decides whether to uphold federal regulations on ghost guns. You can listen to the 10 a.m. Eastern time oral ...

Baltimore’s civil case against an Anne Arundel County gun shop that sold thousands of ghost gun kits just a few miles from the city limits will head to trial, a judge ruled this week.