While the Supreme Court Percolates, More States Advance Hardware Bans
Anti-gun goal posts are always moving, and the work of anti-gun legislators is never done.
Anti-Gun State AGs Step In to Argue the USPS Should Keep Its Ban on Shipping Handguns
AGs of three anti-gun states filed a motion seeking to intervene, as they bizarrely phrase it, “to provide the Second Amendment defense that no other party currently will.”
Kinsley Gaffe: Michigan Mayor Backtracks After Expressing His Unedited Thoughts on Guns and the Second Amendment
Inevitably, having spoken his mind and experiencing the effect his unedited thoughts had on the broader world outside his political bubble, Mayor David LaGrand was forced to backtrack.
Connecticut’s GLOCK Ban Takes a More Metaphysical Approach to Outlawing Handguns
The relevant conduct and hardware are already covered by the law. What this latest legislation seeks to ban is the more metaphysical concept of potentiality.
Anti-Gunners’ Latest PLCAA Workaround: Blue States Enacting Onerous ‘Firearm Industry Responsibility’ Laws
The goal is to use the threat of devastating civil liability to force the firearms industry to restrict their rights and those of their customers by instituting gun controls that were not enacted through the democratic process.
AI Anti-Gun Bias Is More Artificial Than It Is Intelligent
Concerns over AI’s veracity, reliability and lack of viewpoint diversity will only increase as dependence on AI as a source of instant information and a shortcut to doing research grows.
It Was Inevitable: Virginia Bill to Ban and Confiscate ‘High Capacity’ Magazines Advances
Astute Virginia gun owners anticipated terrible gun control legislation from the 2026 General Assembly. Still, some may be shocked to
After Wolford Arguments, Hawaii Lawmakers Spin Up a Vampire Rule Work-Around
After oral arguments in Wolford v. Lopez, the Hawaii “vampire rule” litigation, and Aloha State lawmakers have already been panicked into an attempt at a preemptive legislative workaround.
ATF Rewrites Rules for Addicts and Unlawful Drug Users as Supreme Court Case Looms
The rule comes at a time when states are increasingly liberalizing their regulation of marijuana and as a Second Amendment challenge to the underlying statute looms at the U.S. Supreme Court.
DOJ Rules Century-Old Statute Prohibiting Shipping Handguns Through the US Mail Unconstitutional
The DOJ Office of Legal Counsel subjected 18 U.S.C. § 1715 to the proper Second Amendment analysis outlined in the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the NRA-supported case New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen.