Michigan Could Become a Midwest Gun Rights Black Hole Depending on Next Tuesday’s Election Results
Anti-gun orgs have been pouring money in to oppose Rep. Rogers. Lawful firearm owners should bring equal seriousness to evaluating the entire ballot.
The Latest Anti-Hunting Animal Rights Attempt to Make Elephants ‘People’ Is in the Hands of the Hawaii Supreme Court
Courts can recognize the importance of humane animal care without rewriting the legal relationship between humans and wildlife. Will they?
There’s Nothing Like a Tragedy to Expose Anti-Gunners and Politicians for the Ghouls They Are
If there were any lingering doubt left that gun control activists aren’t serious about finding meaningful solutions to criminal gun
As OCC’s New De-Banking Report Reveals, Colin Jost is Even Dumber Than He Looks
The report’s findings confirmed that the largest banks in the nation unlawfully discriminated against certain business, including the firearm industry, for political reasons.
Latest Polling Shows Customers Don’t Want Lectures From Businesses About Politics
Companies are free to express views and choose how to position their brands. Customers are equally free to take their business elsewhere.
Everytown Pumps Another $10 Million of Michael Bloomberg’s Cash Into the 2026 Midterms
Gun control groups are backing up the Brink’s truck to buy more gun control votes in Congress.
With Yesterday’s SCOTUS Denial, Concealed Carry Reciprocity is Now Up to Congress
Safe passage only protects interstate transportation of an unloaded and inaccessible firearm. It doesn’t allow a lawful concealed carrier to keep a handgun available for self-defense.
Just for Fun, Gavin Newsom Piles On 10 More Gun Control Laws As He Heads Toward the Door
California Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom signed 10 more gun control bills into law recently, expanding restrictions on firearm purchases, manufacturing
This November, Few States Have As Much At Stake in Terms of Gun Rights as Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s unresolved gun control debates return to the spotlight as the November 3rd election creeps closer.
Virginia AG Spins Up a Dedicated Unit to Enforce the State’s New Vague Firearms Liability Law
You’d have to have been living under a rock not to know about Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones and his