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12

Oct

Politics and the pulpit are as old as time, and modern issues certainly aren't excluded from sermons and homilies in 21st-century America. Still, it’s important to note when gun control zealots intentionally target the faithful…

09

Oct

Someone thought they had the perfect plan. Select a target with plenty of high-end items to steal and hit it in the middle of the day when they would least expect it. The element of…

09

Oct

As has been noted many times of late, it is not necessary to discharge a firearm in many instances to stop a threat in its tracks and show violent criminals the error of their ways. …

08

Oct

Nadia Mohamed (D) is Minnesota's first Somali American mayor, an accomplishment to be sure. Her approach to the growing gang problem in St. Louis Park and other Twin Cities areas tells another story. It’s not…

08

Oct

It took four years for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta to reverse its bending the knee to gun rights opponents, but it is done. The agency now reports that there…

07

Oct

A federal judge in Maryland rejected a request by gun rights supporters to grant an injunction against the state’s recently enacted law banning the sale of popular Glock handguns and similar models that feature a…

07

Oct

A normally peaceful Texas community that had not recorded a homicide in 13 years is reeling today after an apparent weekend rampage that saw a child get stabbed and the suspect fatally shot.  Like violent…

05

Oct

Florida’s long-standing effort to intensify the existing “buffer zones” around schools to include actions not directly related to the educational institutions has now been finalized. As upstanding gun owners recognize, the path to enhanced public…

05

Oct

Violent criminals should not have guns. Full stop.  But what about the individual who got into legal trouble and became a convicted felon decades ago? Is there no path to restoration for someone who picked…

05

Oct

Missouri resident Torrey Holliday just received a notice that should chill anyone who has even a passing interest in safeguarding constitutional rights. The St. Louis Housing Authority (SLHA) told the wheelchair-bound man that he is…

04

Oct

To use deadly force in attacking another individual, the suspect does not have to possess a firearm or bladed weapon to reach that threat level. And if they do some other way, the consequences may…

04

Oct

In a remarkable display of respect for judicial precedent, U.S. District Judge James Browning recently granted summary judgment for the plaintiffs in an important Second Amendment case, an outcome with which he disagreed. Samuel Ortega…

04

Oct

Union Pacific is a time-honored member of the railroad industry with a name that conjures up the Old West and 19th-century expansion. And, in 2026, a company with blanket prohibitions that strip the right to…

03

Oct

On the day just before Connecticut’s contentious Glock ban was to take effect, a federal judge temporarily blocked its enforcement. The company, along with the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) and two individuals, joined forces…

02

Oct

It was just before midnight Wednesday when a fearful outburst threatened several apartment residents in DeKalb County, Georgia. According to eyewitnesses, an apparently deranged man went door to door trying to gain entry while armed…

02

Oct

The Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986 specifically bans “any system of registration of firearms, firearm owners, or firearms transactions,” but that law is systematically ignored. Disappointing but not surprising.   That’s the reaction in the…

02

Oct

Arguments will not be heard until December, but that does not diminish the importance of Monday’s new U.S. Supreme Court term kickoff in Washington, D.C. Justices announced on the last day of June that they…

01

Oct

Second Amendment and self-defense experts regularly caution that warning shots are a bad idea, that bullets land somewhere, and that there is no way to predict what the outcome will be. Then there are legal…

30

Sep

The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday expanded its recently announced lawsuit against San Jose, California’s highest-in-the-nation concealed carry license fee–nearly $1,600. The DOJ has now amended its complaint against the city to include its…

30

Sep

Many individuals unfortunately require lessons to be taught in a hard and sometimes painful fashion before they take hold. And when it comes to violent criminals, there is never a shortage of cautionary tales to…

30

Sep

Another day, another Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit against a government entity that not only does not respect the Second Amendment but is openly hostile to the right to keep and bear arms. Last week,…