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Rhode Island, the Ocean State’s tiny powerhouse of progressive policymaking, is once again flexing its anti-2A muscles with fresh gun control proposals that read like
In a move that’s got the Second Amendment world buzzing, the D.C. Court of Appeals just hit the reset button on one of the most
In the ever-shifting battlefield of Second Amendment jurisprudence, a sharp-eyed court watcher is dropping a bombshell prediction: the Supreme Court is primed to grab high-stakes
Two weeks left in Maryland’s 2026 legislative session, and the anti-2A crowd in Annapolis is cranking up the heat with a fresh batch of gun
Imagine this: a woman alone at home, heart pounding as an intruder forces his way inside, intent on harm. She grabs her handgun—not some neutered,
Colorado Democrats are once again flexing their iron-fisted grip on the Second Amendment, pushing a slate of anti-gun bills through the General Assembly that could
New Jersey’s gun-grabbers are in full panic mode after the D.C. Circuit’s Benson ruling torpedoed the capital’s ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds,
A fresh circuit split has just ignited the powder keg on magazine bans and AR-15 restrictions, practically begging the Supreme Court to step in and
In a rare win for Second Amendment advocates amid Minnesota’s increasingly hostile legislative landscape, Governor Tim Walz’s push for sweeping gun and magazine bans was
Minnesota Democrats have once again pulled the classic authoritarian playbook move: ram through gun and magazine bans while gagging anyone who dares oppose them. In
In a rare win for Second Amendment advocates, Minnesota’s gun control push hit a brick wall this week as key bills stalled in committee following
Minnesota gun owners are gearing up for a critical showdown next week, as the House Public Safety Finance and Policy Committee schedules a hearing on
The Supreme Court is eyeing a clutch of petitions challenging gun and magazine bans across multiple states, with whispers that a decision on whether to
In the ever-growing gallery of politicians who treat the Second Amendment like a costume they dust off for photo ops, former New Jersey Attorney General
