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Hawaii’s gun-grabbing regime is back in the Ninth Circuit’s crosshairs, defending its Kafkaesque purchasing laws that treat every firearm buyer like a potential terrorist. At
Hawaii, the Aloha State that’s long been a dystopian outlier in the gun rights landscape, is doubling down on its assault on the Second Amendment
Hawaii’s gun-grabbers are cranking up the heat: Senate Bill 2517, a full-throated red flag law, hits the House Committee on Judiciary and Hawaiian Affairs tomorrow
A fresh federal lawsuit just dropped in the U.S. District Court for the District of Hawaii, taking direct aim at the Aloha State’s iron-fisted policy
Hawaii’s so-called red flag law, enacted in 2019 to allow courts to temporarily strip firearms from individuals deemed a danger to themselves or others, has
Imagine applying for a gun permit in Hawaii, only to have the Honolulu Police Department turn it into a Kafkaesque ordeal straight out of a
Honolulu Police Department’s recent response to a public records request from Hawaii gun owners has exposed a glaring transparency gap in the islands’ already restrictive
Hawaii’s State Senate is doubling down on its assault on the Second Amendment, with two pernicious anti-gun bills queued up for committee hearings in the
In the shadow of Hawaii’s sun-soaked shores, a legal battle is brewing that could ripple across the nation: Wolford v. Lopez, a Supreme Court challenge
Hawaii County’s firearm permitting process has devolved into a bureaucratic black hole, prompting a lawsuit that could finally shine a light on the islands’ Second
In the surreal theater of Hawaii’s legislative graveyard, a zombie bill—HB 1576 from last year—shambled back to life, clawing its way into the Senate Committee
Hawaii’s latest assault on the Second Amendment is sneaking through the back door like a thief in the night, and it’s got the gun rights
Hawaii’s latest legislative stunt is a masterclass in bureaucratic sleight-of-hand, and the NRA-ILA just called it out loud and clear. In a scorching critique, they’ve
In a rare victory for Second Amendment advocates, Hawaii Democrats have hit the pause button on two draconian gun control bills that would have further
Hawaii’s lawmakers are scrambling like vampires dodging sunlight after oral arguments in *Wolford v. Lopez*, the landmark Second Amendment challenge to the islands’ draconian vampire
In a rare victory for common sense in the Aloha State, Hawaii’s Senate Committee on Safety and Military Affairs has deferred SB433 indefinitely, slamming the
Hawaii, the so-called Aloha State, just pulled a classic bait-and-switch on gun rights advocates and the Second Amendment. After years of stubbornly enforcing one of
Hawaii’s Senate Public Safety Committee is gearing up for a showdown that should have every 2A supporter on high alert: a trio of bills, headlined
Hawaii’s Senate Committee on Public Safety and Military Affairs is gearing up for a 3:00 PM showdown today, where they’ll dissect a barrage of anti-Second
Hawaii lawmakers, never ones to let a Supreme Court smackdown slow their roll, have rammed through an Anti-Wolford bill that’s basically a middle finger to
Hawaii’s Democrats are pulling out all the stops in a desperate bid to fortify their gun control fortress just as the Supreme Court looms large
Hawaii’s lawmakers are at it again, dropping SB3041 like a lead balloon on the Second Amendment, and 2A advocates are rightly calling it out as
The Supreme Court is dropping hints thicker than a suppressor on an AR-15 that Hawaii’s draconian ban on carrying concealed firearms on private property is
In 2024, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joined forces with 16 other Democrat-led attorneys general in a brazen legal filing that outright declared no Second
Hawaii Democrats are scrambling like vampires dodging sunlight, rushing through a slew of controversial gun control bills just as the Supreme Court’s impending smackdown on
In 2021, LTJG Michael Santucci attempted to register his legally owned firearms in Honolulu. He was prevented from doing so, and filed suit in the
