The Kids are Alright: Teens’ May Be the Cohort Most Distrustful of Mass Media
Parsing the facts from the modern media’s chaff is a valuable skill for any age, and it certainly doesn’t hurt to start with a dose of distrust.
Op-Ed
Same as it Ever Was: Never-Ending Anti-Gun Lawfare Aimed at Suing the Gun Industry Into Bankruptcy
President Ronald Reagan offered sage advice that still holds true today. He said, “We must reject the idea that every time a law’s broken, society is guilty rather than the lawbreaker.”
Unhinged Reactions to the DC National Guard Shooting Tried to Place Blame With Everyone BUT the Shooter
In one of the more disturbing public statements following the National Guard shooting, several people cast blame for Beckstrom’s murder on other individuals — including President Donald Trump.
Course Correction: The DOJ Has Come a Long Way Since President Tapioca Left Office
The DOJ 2A Rights Section marks a historic course correction in federal policy and highlights the Trump Admin’s continued effort to assess ongoing infringements on gun rights.
UK Man Arrested for Posting Photo of Himself Shooting a Shotgun While on Vacation in the US
Americans should thank God and our country’s Founders that we have the protections offered by the Second Amendment and, quite frankly, a few other Amendments.
It’s Time: We Need an Updated, More Muscular Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act
California’s AB 1263, which regulates not only home made guns, but even gun parts, just underscores that we need a
Narrative Fail: Crime’s Down in Seattle as More People Own and Carry Guns
Reports of a decline in gun-related violence this year around Seattle overlook a significant fact which unintentionally derails one of the greatest gun control myths of all time, that more guns equal more violent crime.
The Madding Crowds: Keeping Holiday Shopping Season Safety Front of Mind
Crowds naturally create opportunity — not just for retailers, but for individuals who prey on distraction, confusion, or complacency.
Go Figure: Gang Violence Has More to Do With Emotion Than Economics
Academics and other “experts” assume a rational weighing of possible benefit and loss by gang members, while accounts of actual shootings show something very different.
HAVA Brings 150 Vets and Their Families Together for 16th Annual Range Day
More than 150 veterans and their families enjoyed some trigger time as a way for the firearm industry and San Antonio Police Department to offer a collective “thank you” to vets and their families for their service and sacrifice.