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In what can only be defined as a bizarre shift in attitude about guns, the Second Amendment and lawful concealed carry, the political left is taking a dramatically different look at the right to keep and bear arms
Somewhere north of a half-billion firearms are privately owned in the U.S., and yet murders have dramatically declined during the first year of the second Donald Trump administration.
Evergreen State Second Amendment activists are preparing for renewed battles over several pieces of holdover legislation including proposed limits on ammunition purchases, storage requirements and insurance.
Quoted by The Guardian, Tom Kenyon, chief executive of the Sporting Shooters’ Association of Australia, declared, “We’re in the fight of our lives.”
Less than 24 hours after a new Illinois law mandating that firearms be locked up to prevent access by children or otherwise unauthorized persons, a 7-year-old Chicago child was reportedly shot.
The Department of Justice has slammed another police agency for dragging its feet on issuing gun permits, this time in the Virgin Islands…
Almost before the bodies were cold at Australia’s Bondi Beach, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his colleagues were talking about stricter gun control laws…
The announcement by the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals that it has granted an en banc rehearing in cases challenging New Jersey’s prohibitive “sensitive places” law…could translate to bad news for anti-gunners.
A new report from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) on concealed carry in the U.S. reveals that 46.8 percent of Americans now live in “Constitutional Carry” states…
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When the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments on Jan. 20, 2026, in the case of Wolford v. Lopez, they will have a stack of amicus briefs from various gun rights organizations, and a 43-page brief from the U.S. Department of Justice, supporting the plaintiffs
Delaware has just implemented its controversial Permit to Purchase law, requiring First State citizens to obtain a permit from the government before they can purchase a handgun.
Shooting two armed would-be carjackers in downtown Seattle has earned kudos from hundreds of people, along with international attention from the Daily Mail, a publication based in the UK.
“Cars, Twitter and blood alcohol tests also didn’t exist in 1859. The fact of the matter is the Constitution of Oregon, and the United States applies to things that did not exist when the document was written.”–Attorney Tony Aiello, Jr.
Recent arrests in Washington state, and elsewhere, of felons with guns should provide a valuable lesson to Evergreen State Democrats in the Legislature.
A coalition of gun rights organizations has filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court, urging the justices to grant certiorari in a case known as Harris v. United States, which challenges the federal ban on firearms possession by marijuana users.
No doubt that when The Trace posted an article purporting to show that 150 cities were showing “one of the greatest drops in gun violence—ever,” it unintentionally destroyed one of the greatest gun control myths—ever—in the process.
A federal judge has vacated his own order calling for gun groups to provide membership lists. The DOJ never sought such lists, says a motion to vacate.
The case is seeking to get full Second Amendment rights to young adults in the 18-20-year age group who wish to purchase handguns, but are currently prohibited by federal law.
Everytown’s contribution to Jones falls within a greater context, with the announcement it is spending $1 million on advertising to support Virginia Democrat gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger.
The Department of Justice on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, alleging deliberate foot-dragging by the department in processing applications for California concealed carry licenses.
The Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Washington State Attorney General’s office and former AG—now governor—Bob Ferguson announced Wednesday that the AG’s office has signed an agreement ending a three-year investigation.
Once again the establishment media’s lack of firearms knowledge is there in the spotlight. Until last week, most—if not all—of the talking network heads had probably never heard of a Mauser 98.
It’s a case certain to cause tremors beyond Washington’s borders if the high court grants review. The case is known as Gator’s Custom Guns, Inc. v. State of Washington…
The City of Seattle, Washington has jumped aboard the lawsuit train, following Baltimore, Maryland, Chicago and the states of Minnesota and New Jersey, filing a lawsuit against Glock, Inc.
The case challenges Hawaii’s restrictive handgun purchasing requirements, which were initially struck down by a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit.
The traditionally liberal Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has issued two rulings this summer which could be considered a shot across the bow of West Coast anti-gunners.
A three-judge panel of the Tenth U.S. District Court of Appeals has ruled 2-1 that New Mexico’s seven-day waiting period “is likely an unconstitutional burden on the Second Amendment….
A conservative women’s group in Washington state issued a report decrying a “staggering 45.7 percent decline in firearm sales” from 2023 to 2024.
In 2014, Colorado reported 86 gun homicides, or 1.9 per 100,000 people; in 2023, the most recent year with available data, 237 people were killed with guns in homicides, or about 5 per 100,000 residents.
