How’s That Times Square ‘Gun-Free’ Zone Working Out Mr. Mayor?
A wild shooting incident in New York City’s Times Square has demolished any argument by Mayor Eric Adams, Gov. Kathy […]
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Treasury Secretary Dodges Questions on Feds Spying on Americans’ Financial Activity
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen couldn’t – or wouldn’t – tell Congress whether or not her department ordered financial institutions to spy
California Hasn’t Learned (Yet) That It Can’t Defy the Supreme Court’s 2A Rulings
By Timothy Wheeler, MD The new year saw the customary barrage of new California gun control laws. The most appalling
Double Standard: ATF Doesn’t Apply Its Strict Zero-Tolerance Policy to Its Own Operations
By Joe Bartozzi The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is showing the public that the “zero-tolerance” policy
Let’s Be Honest About What Judge Benitez Ruled in Rhode v. Bonta
I don’t want to get into a whole kerfuffle with Pepperdine law professor Jake Charles, but the case about which
Former Agent: The ATF Still Don’t Care About Straw Purchasers
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Arizona is not prosecuting straw-purchase arrests with speed and vigor. That can allow weapons purchased
Proud Anti-Gun Defund-the-Police Advocate Facing DOJ, Ethics Investigations Over Private Security Expenditures
One of the leading and loudest voices calling for more gun control is getting increased scrutiny after she spent nearly $1 million on
The NRA On Trial: Figuring Out What Comes Next
While the NRA continues its legal struggles, attention has, finally, been diverted from that slow-speed train crash long enough to
Mexico v. US Gun Makers: The Frivolous Lawsuit That Just Will Not Die
On January 22, a panel for the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the First Circuit revived a lawsuit brought by the
Some Truths Behind The Latest Concealed Carry Statistics in America
Across the United States, fewer US citizens applied for new concealed carry permits. That’s what the numbers say, and it