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May

Keeping up with how many Commonwealth Attorneys in Virginia are announcing they will not enforce or pursue charges brought by a controversial new law set to take effect in weeks is like watching the stock…

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May

Burglars with any sense at all prefer to strike targets where they know that no one is home. It slashes the risk factor, because after all, tens of millions of law-abiding Americans legally own firearms…

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May

Violent criminals tend to run in packs, so it is always important to be on the lookout—especially late at night. It is even better to have backup defenses available if something goes awry quickly, a…

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May

An effort to effectively ban hunting, fishing, and even pest control in Oregon cleared a significant hurdle this week and is increasingly likely to appear on the November ballot.  Radicals started collecting signatures in 2024,…

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May

Following California’s lead on fighting violent crime and gun control is a risky proposition, as the Golden State has perhaps the worst track record on both in the nation. Maryland lawmakers ignored all warning signs…

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May

A brazenly unconstitutional proposal picked up steam last week in Delaware when the Senate approved SB 300. The bill advances to the House for further review and undoubtedly more controversy. Senate President Pro-Tempore David Sokola…

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May

A Houston family of four endured an inexplicable shock just before sunrise on Thursday. An unidentified cousin of the mother, for reasons undetermined, allegedly started stabbing the children inside, but as the minors struggled to…

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May

It is difficult to comprehend how a baseless lawsuit against the Second Amendment-protected firearms industry could meander through the court system for 26 years, but here we are. At long last, the frivolous action brought…

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May

Even as the White House proposed permitting handguns to be mailed through the Postal Service, the same as rifles and shotguns, a Michigan lawmaker seeks to head off the rule change at the pass. On…

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May

The controversial National Firearms Act of 1934 (NFA) is already crumbling, and a Colorado congresswoman wants to put another nail in its coffin. Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) on Wednesday introduced the Freedom from Taxes Act…

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May

It’s not always overzealous and ill-informed politicians and officials who are not well-versed on the Second Amendment. A controversy exploded in Florida when a homeowner’s association jolted residents with new restrictions on lawful firearms. The…

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May

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) struck back at accusations that a change in the Firearm Transaction Record, Form 4473, is somehow a ban on transgender or non-binary individuals exercising their Second…

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May

Law-abiding gun owners are aware of how much anti-Second Amendment radicals detest their freedom to keep and bear arms. And they are intelligent enough to know a threat when they see one. That’s what makes…

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May

The Golden State is once again attempting to raise the barriers higher between law-abiding citizens and the free exercise of their Second Amendment rights.  This time, it's Senate Bill 948, which could best be described…

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May

It’s a sorry state of affairs when duty calls for singling out a state for doing exactly what it should, but that’s where we are. Amid officials attempting to place blame on every possible entity…

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May

The City of Brotherly Love might want to start taking suggestions on a new moniker after a night of explosive violence. Two times an alleged violent criminal attempted to prey on the innocent, and two…

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May

The so-called “vampire rule” imposed by anti-gun states was never about public safety or disarming criminals. Rather, because the law required civilians in possession of weapons to ask permission from public spots such as restaurants…

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May

“Show your papers” is a familiar refrain from Cold War-era scripts, and there were many real-world instances of law-abiding citizens being forced to bend the knee for those in power. In Illinois, the state requires…

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May

It is quite normal for a person awakened suddenly in the middle of the night to experience a moment of confusion. How they react when that confusion passes may well save their life. A Clarksville,…

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May

Reasonable people can and do disagree, and the ability to have differences of opinion and not resort to violence or hateful rhetoric is one of the underpinnings of a civilized society. When Minnesota’s proposed “assault…

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May

New Jersey officials last week took an ominous step in their attack on Glock firearms, and the National Rifle Association (NRA) quickly denounced the move as a partisan overreach that violates the Constitution and federal…