In Cargill, SCOTUS Ruled that Words Mean Things and Congress Writes the Laws
By Shelby Baird Smith Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court took a major step in reining in the Bureau of […]
What the Crumbley Convictions and Safe Storage Laws Mean for Parents
By Justin Heinze, University of Michigan, April M. Zeoli, University of Michigan, and Frank E. Vandervort, University of Michigan During
Biden’s Anti-Gun Supporters are Expecting a Lot More If He’s Reelected
By Salam Fatohi Pew Research Service released a Cultural Issues and the 2024 Election report that shows there’s a stark difference in
Anti-Gun Politicians Step Up SCOTUS Attacks As 2A Cases, Election Loom
By Shelby Baird Smith There’s a troubling trend by certain politicians to salt the ground at the U.S. Supreme Court
Why Gun Owners are Conflicted Over the Trial of Hunter Biden
By Jill McDaniel While Hunter Biden clearly violated the law when he lied about his drug use on a background
Brutal Machete Attack in Times Square ‘Gun-Free’ Disarmament Zone
The brutal stabbing of a man in New York City’s Times Square on Thursday underscores the futility of public disarmament,
Chicago Cop: No One’s Coming, Buy a Gun to Protect Yourself From ‘Justice Impacted Individuals’
A Chicago mother who called 911 after two masked men broke into her home reportedly had to wait more than four hours
Biden Pushes ‘Freedom to be Safe’ and Gun Control for Peace Officers Memorial Day
A proclamation issued by President Joe Biden on May 10 to mark “Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Officer Week” included a
New York Thinly Disguises Another Gun Control Bill as Environmentalism
By Jake McGuigan There must be something in the water in the Hudson River. First it was the Bronx and
Most Recent Year Firearm-Related Deaths Were the Third Lowest on Record
By Joe Bartozzi The firearm and ammunition industry’s commitment to secure firearm storage and safe firearm handling is – again