Serial Offender: Why Is ATF Repeatedly Releasing Protected Firearms Data to the Public?
Someone at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) believes it is easier – or more politically convenient […]
Op-Ed
Shooting Straight: Calling Guns a Public Health Crisis Won’t Reduce Violence, But it Isn’t Meant To
Now that the Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, has declared “gun violence” a public health crisis, life has immediately improved.
In the End, It Doesn’t Matter Who Designed The FGC-9…It’s Already Out There
If you’re a fan of gun control, the NYSRPA v Bruen decision probably seemed like the worst thing to happen
Understanding What the Loper Bright and Jarkesy Regulatory Earthquake Means for Gun Owners
As Dan posted yesterday, the Supreme Court has decided Loper Bright v. Raimondo, and in so doing has officially overruled
Biden’s War on Guns Wasn’t on the Table in Last Night’s Shambolic Presidential Debate
In the aftermath of the CNN presidential debate debacle, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
Six Tips for Surviving in Biden’s America
Joe Biden has done more damage to this country than any president in American history. We are embroiled in conflicts
On Foreign Ownership and Media Ignorance
This morning we ran a quote from a Politico article on the U.S. DOJ opening an antitrust inquiry into the
Walking the Talk: Louisiana’s Governor Landry Keeps the 2A Promises He’s Made
First-term Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry is quite a stark contrast to his predecessor in many ways, but perhaps none more
The Contorted Rahimi Ruling Didn’t Damage Bruen as Anti-Gunners Had Hoped
Today’s narrow Supreme Court decision in Rahimi failed to produce the damage the anti-gun crowd hoped for against Bruen. The
In Cargill, SCOTUS Ruled that Words Mean Things and Congress Writes the Laws
By Shelby Baird Smith Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court took a major step in reining in the Bureau of