Month: September 2025

[ad_1] The Justice Department is reviewing whether to expand how federal firearm restrictions apply, following a mass shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic church that left two children dead and 21 others wounded. According to reports using anonymous sources from CNN and The Wall Street Journal, internal discussions have touched on whether transgender individuals could be
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[ad_1] Before Donald Trump had even won last year’s presidential election, Gun Owners of America, one of the country’s most aggressive second amendment champions, saw an opportunity to use the coming budget bill to overturn one of the country’s core gun laws. Their target: the National Firearms Act. Passed in 1934 in response to gangster-era
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[ad_1] Mandatory Gun Liability Insurance By Joel D. Joseph. Mr. Joseph was the publisher of NRA: Money, Firepower and Fear, the first expose of the gun lobby. Thirty-six years ago, I proposed in a New York Times opinion piece that gun owners should be required to have liability insurance. New York Times, July 8, 1989.
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[ad_1] Democratic lawmakers, alongside University of Wisconsin-Madison student and faculty organizations, introduced a bill on Aug. 28 which would ramp up the punishment for bringing a firearm onto Wisconsin’s college campuses.  If passed, the bill would make it illegal for anyone — including those who have concealed carry licenses — to possess a firearm anywhere
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[ad_1] Colorado’s National Rifle Association (NRA) group launched a lawsuit against the state for its “all-out assault on the Second Amendment,” according to a Tuesday statement. The challenged law is Colorado Senate Bill 3 regarding semiautomatic firearms and rapid devices. The law, signed by Democratic Gov. Jared Polis in April and slated to take effect
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[ad_1] By Steve A. Stone September 3, 2025 Originally written on June 16, 2017 Dear Friends and Patriots, The title of this article is the main question, though it sort of lacks context doesn’t it? Since it’s today, just a couple of days removed from the shooting of Congress-man Scalise, let’s focus on
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[ad_1] One of Colorado’s newest and most restrictive gun-control measures is facing a federal lawsuit from the Colorado State Shooting Association, the state’s official National Rifle Association group. This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at cpr.org. The lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of Senate Bill 3, which was signed into
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[ad_1] This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at kunc.com. One of Colorado’s newest and most restrictive gun-control measures is facing a federal lawsuit from the Colorado State Shooting Association, the state’s official National Rifle Association group. The lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of Senate Bill 25-003, which
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[ad_1] Yet again. Yet again. Yet again. Yet again. Yet again … Killing our kids in school? No problem! It happened yet again, this time at Anunciation Catholic School and Church in Minneapolis. Last year, almost to the day, it happened at Apalachee High School near Winder, Georgia, as I wrote about then. And it
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[ad_1] The Colorado arm of the National Rifle Association announced on Tuesday that it has filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s new law requiring individuals to complete a safety training course through Colorado Parks and Wildlife to be eligible to buy or sell semiautomatic rifles, shotguns or handguns with detachable magazines. Gov. Jared Polis signed
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[ad_1] Florida Democrats reacted to a recent Court of Appeals victory in a marijuana patient gun rights case. The Florida Democratic Party released a statement celebrating after the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the federal prohibition on medical marijuana users purchasing firearms may be unconstitutional. The legal case was originally spearheaded by Florida’s
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