The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday kept a Biden administration regulation on so-called ghost guns which allowed people to obtain parts via online sellers to build a firearm.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld government regulation of self-assemble firearm kits that produce untraceable weapons ...

In a rare ruling that reins in gun rights, the Supreme Court has figured out that a gun is a gun, whether you buy it ...

The 7-2 opinion found that existing gun law allows regulation of the kits increasingly linked to crime. Sales of the homemade firearms known as ghost guns grew exponentially after kits came onto the ...

The U.S. Supreme Court last Wednesday voted 7-2 to uphold federal regulations on “ghost guns,” the weapons that are assembled ...

He used as an example a kit named the “Buy Build Shoot” kit, by a company called Polymer80, that allows the buyer to quickly and easily build a “Glock-variant semiautomatic pistol.” An “ordinary ...

For years, ghost gun companies sold kits online to consumers that contained the parts necessary to build a handgun or AR-15–style rifle. Customers could purchase the kit without a background ...

Two gun parts manufacturers were unable to shake a widow’s lawsuit in Maine federal court over their sale of kits that let ...

Gun violence prevention groups cheered the ... Not all come as complete as the 'Buy Build Shoot' kit. Some, too, may require more time, expertise, or specialized tools to finish," Gorsuch wrote.

The Supreme Court upheld a Biden-era regulation cracking down on so-called ghost guns Wednesday by requiring them to have serial numbers while would-be purchasers are subject to background checks ...

The court says ghost guns, which are virtually untraceable weapons that require assembly, are considered "firearms" and subject to ATF regulation.