Chicago Mayor Blames Trump for City’s Persistent Violent Crime Problem
Police continue to investigate the shooting, which officials described as the largest mass shooting in Chicago this year.
Quote of the Day
Surveillance: Responding to Their Customers, Gun Stores Take Down Their Flock Cameras
“I installed the system with the best of intentions — to protect the people who walk through our doors every day.”
Court: Intentionally Vague ATF Rules Violate Both the Second and Fifth Amendments
The Biden rule was written in such a vague and uncertain way that ordinary Americans were unable to determine what conduct was lawful and what might be criminal.
Not That You Needed Another Reason to Love Dolly Parton, But . . .
“I have a permit for it in Nashville. I just carry it for protection. I feel safer when I’ve got it. I just don’t like the idea of knowin’ I’m totally helpless.”
Basic Human Behavior Still Somehow Baffles Academics Who Study Effects of Gun Control
“What we find is that it’s largely driven by new purchases that folks who weren’t planning to purchase a firearm in the near future ended up buying one [because of the new gun control law.]”
Ninth Circuit Smacks Down Anti-Gun Orgs That Sued ATF Claiming it Didn’t Regulate ‘Ghost Guns’ Nearly Enough
The Ninth Circuit panel found California and the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence had no standing to challenge ATF’s final rule.
Why Can’t Even the Most Insufferably Annoying Brits Hire Their Own Armed Security?
There are plenty of reasons to be skeptical of Harry and Meghan’s complaints about their overall treatment in Britain, but on security, they do have a reason to be concerned.
Federal District Court Judge Rules Biden-Era ‘Frame and Receiver’ Rule is Unconstitutional
What the ATF regulates as a firearm changed 45 years of precedent to include partially manufactured frames and receivers as “firearms.”
Armed Self-Defense: You Can’t Help People Who Refuse to Help Themselves
All of Central Synagogue’s pricey rent-a-guards couldn’t stop one fat lunatic from having more or less free rein of the sanctuary.
We Need to Get Buying NFA Items Into Quadrant Four as Quickly as Possible
The federal government seems to be engineering its own loss in the case that Judge Hendrix ruled in. That’s good.