Category: Second Amendment

n a nor­mal world with nor­mal media, break­ing devel­op­ments on the legal woes of the son of the sit­ting Pres­i­dent of the Unit­ed States would draw sig­nif­i­cant cov­er­age. But we nei­ther live in nor­mal times nor have a nor­mal media.  There­fore, the deci­sion issued by the Third Cir­cuit Court of Appeals uphold­ing Dis­trict Judge Noreika’s […]

An appel­late court on Thurs­day denied Hunter Biden‘s requests that his gun charges be dropped, clear­ing the way for a tri­al to begin in less than one month. A three-judge pan­el in the Third Cir­cuit Court of Appeals did not enter­tain the mer­its of Biden’s appeals but instead said none of the chal­lenges the first […]

For­mer House Speak­er Kevin McCarthy endorsed Rep. Matt Gaetz‘s (R‑FL) pri­ma­ry chal­lenger in Florida’s 1st Con­gres­sion­al Dis­trict in the lat­est instance of hos­til­i­ty between the two men. Aaron Dim­mock, a for­mer Naval offi­cer, declared his can­di­da­cy less than two weeks ago. Now, he has the back­ing of one of the most notable Repub­li­cans in recent […]

(The Cen­ter Square) – New leg­is­la­tion intro­duced in the Ohio House would send repeat offend­ers who use a firearm when com­mit­ting anoth­er crime to prison longer. The Repeat Offend­er Act increas­es penal­ties for vio­lent offend­ers in pos­ses­sion of a firearm while still being impact­ed by a pre­vi­ous felony con­vic­tion. It also cre­ates a weapons-spe­­cif­ic enhance­ment […]

The Uni­ver­si­ty of Cal­i­for­nia River­side announced Sun­day that one of its stu­dents was sus­pend­ed after police found an assault rifle, ammu­ni­tion, and five high-capac­i­­ty mag­a­zines in a dorm room. UCR police offi­cers exe­cut­ed a search war­rant Fri­day after find­ing “evi­dence of a weapon” on cam­pus. The school did not reveal the iden­ti­ty of the res­i­dent […]

Over the last few weeks as a bill made its way through the Repub­­li­­can-dom­i­­nat­ed Ten­nessee leg­is­la­ture to per­mit local areas to decide whether to let teach­ers con­cealed car­ry firearms to deter mass shoot­ers, sev­er­al MSNBC hosts found it “shock­ing” and brought on “The Ten­nessee Three,” their favorite far-left Democ­rats from the state’s House of Rep­re­sen­ta­tives […]

Texas Attor­ney Gen­er­al Ken Pax­ton is spear­head­ing a law­suit against the Bureau of Alco­hol, Tobac­co, Firearms and Explo­sives over its rule change on the pri­vate sale of firearms. The rule change, which is meant to close the so-called gun show loop­hole, cen­ters on firearms sell­ers need­ing to secure licens­ing in order to con­duct back­ground checks […]