Honor the Founding Fathers This Holiday Weekend
They spend a lot of time crafting the Second Amendment. Make use of it.
FBI Has Released Photos of Trump Assassin’s Rifle, Backpack and Improvised Bombs
Kevin Rojek, head of the FBI’s Pittsburgh field office, told reporters during a briefing that investigators “believe [Crooks] engaged in detailed attack planning.” Rojek said Crooks became “hyper-focused” on Trump’s campaign rally in Butler once it was announced.
Maryland Case a ‘Perfect Vehicle’ for SCOTUS to Decide the Fate of Civilian AR-15s
Legal observers say the Supreme Court is more likely to take up the case out of Maryland. The lower-court litigation, unlike in the Illinois case, is completed with a final judgment against the plaintiffs and amassed a more extensive evidentiary record. The Fourth Circuit ruling also carries more weight coming from the full bench instead of a typical three-judge panel.
Zero Tolerance Follies: TN 10-Year-Old Expelled for a Year Over Finger Gun Gesture
The principal’s action was the result of a new state law that had gone into effect just months earlier, heightening penalties for students who make threats at school. Passed after a former student shot and killed six people at The Covenant School in Nashville . . .
Minnesota’s Murders Increased as Tim Walz Signed More Gun Control Bills Into Law
In 2019, Walz’s first year as Governor, murders increased by 12 percent to 117. Then, in 2020…[murders] “skyrocketed to 185. In 2021, the state recorded 201 murders, 182 in 2022, and 172 last year,” Fox News reported. A push for more and more gun control coincided with the surging murders.
Eighth Circuit Won’t Rehear Decision Striking Down Minnesota’s Ban on Gun Purchases by Young Adults
A federal appeals court ruled that Minnesota’s law that bans people ages 18 to 20 from obtaining permits to carry
More of the Same: Dems 2024 Platform Built on Imposing More Gun Control
Gun rights advocacy groups are sounding the alarm on the new 2024 Democratic National Committee (DNC) platform released Sunday that
Maine’s 3-Day Waiting Period is So Poorly Written It’s Difficult to Challenge in Court
The state only released guidance on Tuesday but some are still left with questions. That includes how it will be