Saskatchewan Working To Ensure Owners Of Banned Firearms Are Fairly Compensated
Low turnout, soaring costs, and now a province pushing back—Canada’s gun confiscation plan is unraveling.
Federal Judge Rejects Trump DOJ Motion To Gut Ruling Striking Down Post Office Carry Ban
DOJ tried to limit the ruling. The court shut it down.
Prosecutor Blames Guns For VA Terror Attack
A terrorist pulls the trigger. A prosecutor blames gun owners.
Knife To A Gunfight: Chalk One Up For ROTC Cadet With A Knife In VA Terror Attack
An armed terrorist walked into a classroom. Unarmed cadets stopped him anyway.
Gov. Newsom Still Hasn’t Got His Pistol Home
California Gov. Gavin Newsom accepted a SIG P365 X-Macro as a gift during a podcast appearance. Months later, his own gun laws are still keeping it out of his hands.
New York, New Jersey, Delaware AGs Fight To Save Post Office Handgun Shipping Ban
Three anti-gun states are stepping in to defend the federal law banning the mailing of handguns through the U.S. Postal Service.
NSSF: New Group A ‘Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing’
The NSSF is warning that the “Bridging the Divide” firearms policy initiative may expand gun control despite claims of compromise.
R.I.: 2 Bad Bills Could Further Wreck 2A Rights
Two Rhode Island gun control bills would ban possession of certain semi-automatic firearms and require mandatory safety training before purchasing a gun.
Texas Gun Club Challenges Machine Gun Law
A Texas gun club lawsuit is challenging the federal law banning civilian ownership of machine guns manufactured after 1986.
