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Everytown for Gun Safety, the billionaire-backed gun prohibition lobbying group, was making headlines over the weekend because a state-by-state new scorecard named California as “first in the nation” for having the most restrictive gun control laws.
Billionaire-backed Evergreen State gun control proponents have announced their 2024 legislative wish list, and it’s already getting attention from Second Amendment activists who are rolling up their sleeves for a fight.
The Second Amendment Foundation is about to celebrate a milestone—its 50th anniversary (founded in August 1974) —and as the organization moves into 2024, it does so with a full head of steam…
One of the takeaways from the story is not what was said, but what was missing: Any examination of why restrictive gun controls fail. Simply put, criminals do not obey gun control laws.
The names of nearly a hundred Democrat state legislators from 39 states who attended the Dec. 13 White House conference held by the Office of Gun Violence Prevention
Another signal that the State of California will fight tooth and nail to prevent citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights is an “emergency regulation” announced by the state Department of Justice (CalDOJ).
Approximately 100 state lawmakers were invited to the White House Wednesday for the official introduction of the Biden-Harris administration’s Safer States Initiative.
More than 20 Washington State Democrats have pre-filed legislation that would create a permit-to-purchase for anyone hoping to buy any firearm, with a training requirement that includes a live-fire demonstration of competency.
As details emerge about Wednesday’s deadly triple shooting at the University of Nevada campus in Las Vegas, the Washington Post is reporting that the university sent out an alert urging everyone to “evacuate to a safe place. RUN-HIDE-FIGHT.”
New data on licensed concealed carry from the Crime Prevention Research Center shows a slight decline in the number of active carry permits…due to the adoption of so-called “constitutional (permitless) carry” laws in 27 states.
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday held yet another hearing on so-called “gun violence” as a public health crisis, but it was not until late in the session that the fireworks went off
Coupled with the Pew poll and last week’s NBC News revelation, the gun control movement just might be swimming against a stronger current.
A Circuit Court judge in Oregon ruled Tuesday that Measure 114 is unconstitutional under the Oregon State Constitution and is therefore permanently enjoined.
Moms Demand Action, the Michael Bloomberg-backed gun prohibition lobbying group, appears to be trying very hard to win the “Grinch” award.
This is not the first time, or the first state, where local municipalities have wanted to erode state preemption statutes or outright challenge such laws.
Last year in Minneapolis…WCCO reported that the city spent $152,000 on private security for “some city council members.”
Does media bias creep into reporting on gun-related events and surveys? Find out about reading between the lines to sort things out.
In a unanimous ruling…a three-judge panel in the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives illegally promulgated its controversial “Final Rule”
If restrictive gun control is supposed to work, what’s going on in these cities? If such laws aren’t working, why are they not being repealed and replaced?
No doubt unintentionally, FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday provided the greatest justification for the Second Amendment.
In the aftermath of the Lewiston, Maine rampage which left at least 18 people dead and another 13 injured, anti-gunners—including Joe Biden, Gavin Newsom and March For Our Lives—are exploiting the mayhem
Louisiana Republican Congressman Mike Johnson, elected Speaker of the House Wednesday, is described as “a deeply conservative but lesser-known leader” by the Associated Press…
According to the 2022 report, “there were 15,047 homicide incidents, and 16,485 offenses reported in the United States by 13,293 law enforcement agencies…
U.S. District Judge Roger T. Benitez struck down California’s ban on so-called “assault weapons,” handing a long-sought victory to gun rights organizations which have been fighting the ban for years.
Washington’s Democrat King County Executive Dow Constantine has announced the launch of a “Regional Office of Gun Violence Prevention,” and has earmarked $13.5 million to set it up.
Ignoring the potential of such an attack being stopped by an armed citizen might be ignoring one of the nation’s best assets.
Massachusetts gun owners are promising widespread non-compliance if the Democrat-dominated legislature passes the latest draft of a restrictive gun control measure…
A report on California homicides in 2022 by the office of Attorney General Rob Bonta says there were 2,206 slayings recorded in the state, of which 73.6 percent involved a firearm.
Recent data from the Washington Department of Licensing shows the Evergreen State with 696,540 active concealed pistol licenses, a number which would give East Coast Democrats heartburn.
When it came to gun control, Feinstein could always be counted upon to be on the side advocating for more restrictions.
