Free Beacon Stephen Gutowski
Stephen Gutowski is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. He founded his own site as a junior in college and has been writing about news and politics since that time. His email address is Gutowski@FreeBeacon.com. His twitter handle is @StephenGutowski.
Gun-Rights Groups Sue California Over Registration Failures That Could Result in Gun Owners Being Locked Up
'People who wanted to comply with the law simply couldn’t and now they face becoming criminals because they couldn’t do what the law requires'
Senate Confirms Trump Nominee with Questionable Gun Record Despite Majority of Republicans Voting No
Forty-nine Democrats, 23 Republicans voted for Mark Bennett, 27 Republicans voted against
Brett Kavanaugh's View on the Second Amendment
Trump's Supreme Court pick says 'text, history, and tradition' key to determining constitutionality of gun laws
Caught on Camera: Tedra Cobb Tells Supporters She Wants 'Assault Rifle' Ban But 'Cannot Say That' in Public
Upstate Dem a gun grabber at heart: 'I said they should be banned and I just said to her, I want you to know Cindy, I cannot say that'
NRA, Gun-Rights Groups Applaud Trump Supreme Court Pick
'On behalf of our six million members, the NRA strongly supports Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court'
Legally Armed Teachers Explain Why They Carry Guns in Their Schools
'Why do teachers have to die protecting their students? Why can't we live protecting our students?'
Training as a Teacher to Carry a Firearm in School
Feature: FASTER Colorado's active shooter training for teachers
Women From All 50 States Travel to DC to Speak to Lawmakers About Gun Rights
'We hope to develop long-term relationships with lawmakers that will be beneficial when they are dealing with Second Amendment-related issues'
NRA PAC Continues to Top Rivals in Fundraising
NRA receipts fall in May but still more than top gun-control groups combined
Violent Felon Gets 289 Months in Federal Prison for Illegal Gun Possession, Shooting at Police Officers
Sentence the latest result of federal/state partnership known as Project Safe Neighborhoods