CEO Murder Case Puts ‘Ghost Guns’ Back in National Spotlight
The man charged with murdering UnitedHealth Group Inc. executive Brian Thompson on a Manhattan sidewalk last week was arrested with a “ghost gun” in his backpack, refocusing attention on the hard-to-trace weapons and their lethal power.
Homemade weapons like the one that police believe suspect Luigi Mangione used are increasingly common, prompting more efforts ...
This type of gun was used in the New York shooting of the United Healthcare CEO. A committee approved a bill Tuesday, Dec. 10 ...
The weapons do not have serial numbers and are sold online as do-it-yourself kits, making them popular among criminals barred ...
It happened on 24th St. near the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, but any street in the Hampton Roads area could have been the ...
Police said Luigi Mangione, the man charged in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, appears to have had a ...
Luigi Mangione's defense attorney Thomas Dickey has said he has 'not been made aware of any evidence' that links his client ...
The effectiveness of using small arms to counter drones remains uncertain at best, but weapons companies have taken notice.
Scrim, a 17-pound mutt that's mostly terrier, became a folk hero after leaping from a second-story window in a now-viral ...
Guns N' Roses have announced a slew of 2025 tour dates for the Middle East and Europe slated for next spring and summer.
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