Politics
They Hate That Gun Companies Aren’t Liable for Criminals
The gun control lobby wants gunmakers to be liable when criminals misuse their products. Here’s why the PLCAA matters—and why it’s constantly under attack.
Read MoreNevada Governor Vetoes AB245, Protecting the Rights of Young Adults
Governor Lombardo vetoes Nevada’s AB245, which would have banned semiautomatic rifle and shotgun possession for adults under 21. His decision protects Second Amendment rights for 18–20-year-olds.
Read MoreSCOTUS Declines to Hear Two Major Second Amendment Cases, Frustrating Gun Rights Advocates
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear two major Second Amendment cases, frustrating gun rights advocates but signaling a potential future ruling on AR-15 and magazine bans.
Read More24 State Attorneys General Urge Congress to Pass National Concealed Carry Reciprocity
A coalition of 24 state attorneys general has urged Congress to pass H.R. 38, the Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, arguing it protects lawful gun owners while respecting states’ rights and public safety.
Read MoreWashington’s New Gun Control Law Creates Permit-To-Purchase System and De Facto Registry
Washington’s new gun law, HB 1163, creates a permit-to-purchase system, mandates live-fire training, and imposes heavy burdens on gun buyers and dealers—raising serious Second Amendment concerns.
Read MoreWill State Laws Make Suppressors Illegal If the NFA Is Repealed?
Earlier this month, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a major pro-Second Amendment provision that would remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA). This potential reclassification would treat suppressors…
Read MoreSuppressors Out of the NFA? The House Says Yes—Thanks to Gun Owner Pressure
The U.S. House recently passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” which, after significant advocacy from gun owners, was amended to remove suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA), marking a pivotal moment in Second Amendment rights.
Read MoreCongress Moves to Block Gun Purchase Surveillance with New Bill: S. 1715 and H.R. 1181
Congress just introduced a bill to stop credit card companies from tracking your gun purchases. Here’s what S. 1715 and H.R. 1181 aim to do—and why it matters to your rights.
Read MoreDOJ Retreats in Forced Reset Trigger Fight — What Gun Owners Need to Know
The DOJ just backed down in the fight over forced reset triggers. Here’s what the landmark settlement means for gun owners, the ATF, and future 2A battles.
Read MoreWashington Supreme Court Upholds Magazine Ban — A Direct Attack on Gun Rights
Washington’s Supreme Court just upheld the 10-round magazine ban — calling magazines “not arms.” We disagree. This ruling weakens the Second Amendment and won’t save lives. Here’s what it means and why it matters.
Read MoreLegal Adults, Limited Rights: The Second Amendment Fight for 18–20-Year-Olds
Should 18-year-olds have full gun rights? As courts and lawmakers clash, the fate of young adults’ Second Amendment protections hangs in the balance. Explore the key rulings and laws reshaping the national debate in 2025.
Read MoreDOJ Defends Second Amendment in Supreme Court Brief
Harmeet Dhillon, the new head of the DOJ Civil Rights Division, says her office will defend the Second Amendment—challenging restrictive state gun laws as civil rights violations. Could this mark a new era in federal gun rights enforcement?
Read MoreWhy International Gun Control Comparisons Don’t Hold Up
Think America leads the world in mass shootings? Think again. Ryan Petty and the Crime Prevention Research Center expose the misleading data behind global gun control claims—and why the U.S. isn’t the outlier you’ve been told it is.
Read MoreCRPA Scores Major Win: Non-Residents Now Eligible to Apply for California CCW Permits
Big win for gun rights: A federal court orders LASD to accept CCW applications from non-residents who are CRPA, SAF, GOA, or GOC members. Learn what it means and how to apply!
Read MoreIowa Drops Handgun Carry Age to 18—A Step Toward Restoring Rights
Iowa lowers the handgun carry and purchase age to 18 under a new law signed by Governor Reynolds, expanding gun rights and aligning with a national trend toward restoring Second Amendment protections.
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