Month: March 2026

[ad_1] For years, gun rights activists counted President Donald Trump as one of their strongest allies in Washington. Now, some say they feel betrayed. Recent policy moves and statements from Trump and his administration have left gun rights activists questioning Trump’s support of unrestricted Second Amendment rights. Political scholars predict that wavering support may have
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[ad_1] Democrats’ 25-Gun ‘Reform’ blitz in Virginia exposes virtue signaling nonsense that ignores real roots of violence In a legislative sprint that reads more like a Democrat’s political wish list than a serious crime-fighting strategy, Virginia Democrats have rammed through 25-gun control measures, including a ban on so-called “assault weapons” and restrictions on ammunition
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[ad_1] On Thursday, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox (R) signed legislation adding greater state-level protections to gun makers to further protect them from frivolous lawsuits. The legislation is HB 214. The NRA-ILA reported that it “strengthens liability protections for firearm manufacturers, sellers, and trade associations by ensuring they cannot be held liable for the criminal misuse
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[ad_1] A year ago, Virginia’s Republican governor, Glenn Youngkin, vetoed a slew of gun reforms. They included an assault weapons ban, a prohibition on abusive dating partners owning guns, and a minimum age for rifle purchases. When Democrat Abigail Spanberger was elected to succeed him in November, giving the party a governing trifecta, Democratic state
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[ad_1] Another of California’s illegal gun laws was just struck down, and the state must pay the National Rifle Association nearly $500,000 in attorney fees. In Safari Club International v. Bonta, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California granted a stipulation for final judgment and permanent injunction under which the state conceded
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[ad_1] Progressive groups are behind a wave of tougher restrictions on firearms, wielding a quiet power that Second Amendment proponents worry could unravel gun rights in friendly territory.  Earlier this month, Virginia lawmakers sent a spate of gun bills tightening firearms restrictions to Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s (D-VA) desk. It’s a development fueled by Moms Demand
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[ad_1] Even as he grew famous for his martial arts prowess and adrenaline-pumping movies, Chuck Norris stayed true to his Christian faith and conservative political values for decades in a deeply liberal Hollywood. Norris, who died Thursday, was the rare Christian conservative in Hollywood. He advocated for Republican politicians, supported gun rights, pushed for the
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[ad_1] Editor’s note: This is a two-part article with anticipated publishing dates one week apart. There are five shooting disciplines or domains discussed and the focus that should be kept for training in each. Due to the length of the article, we’ve broken it into two parts with three domains in the first and two
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[ad_1] Democrats in the Virginia General Assembly reversed course Saturday after initially exempting themselves from the provisions of a gun law they sent to Democratic Virginia Gov. Abby Spanberger. Democrats have passed multiple gun bills, including a ban on so-called “assault weapons,” and legislation creating new forms of civil liability for firearms manufacturers. One bill,
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[ad_1] The 2026 Utah General Legislative Session, which ended March 6, produced one of the most wide-ranging sets of changes to the state’s public university system in recent years — touching campus gun policy, religious accommodations for students, trustee governance, research funding, immigration status and tuition, and the ongoing $60 million strategic reinvestment process that
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[ad_1] ANALYSIS: Researchers shocked a political action group does what it’s supposed to There’s an old cliché which asks “What would we do without studies?” and a recent effort by Stanford University researchers discovered pro-gun groups increased their political spending “in competitive House districts” following a school shooting. In “School shootings and the strategic contributions
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[ad_1] For the sixth consecutive Session, legislation to mandate background checks for ammunition sales has failed to garner a single Committee hearing. Companion bills (SB 88, HB 41) again remained inert this year as lawmakers crossed the Session midpoint, with neither proposal scheduled for debate. The measures, filed by Boca Raton Sen. Tina Scott Polsky and Coral
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[ad_1] An abundance of Trump flags dotted the cornfield-lined state route through Richland County on a dreary February day. But inside an unassuming farmhouse in Shelby, a small rural town just outside Mansfield, a group huddled under Palestinian, Ukrainian and rainbow pride flags. Their politics are demonstrably left leaning, but believe it or not, they’re
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[ad_1] Virginia Democrats are advancing a sweeping slate of gun control measures that critics say could dramatically reshape firearm ownership in the Commonwealth, with more than 30 proposed restrictions now moving through the legislature and toward the desk of Gov. Abigail Spanberger. Second Amendment advocates warn the legislation represents one of the most aggressive gun
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[ad_1] Last week, the Alabama House of Representatives passed a “Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday.” BamaCarry, which bills itself as “Alabama’s only ‘No Compromise’ gun rights group,” is rejecting the proposal, sending an alert to its members to have House Bill 360 (HB360), sponsored by State Rep. Chris Sells (R-Greenville), amended.  The sales tax holiday would occur
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[ad_1] Democratic Texas state Rep. James Talarico is seeking to represent the Lone Star State in the Senate, but his views on Second Amendment rights seem more suited for New York or California. Talarico defeated Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the March 3 Democratic primary for the party’s nomination to challenge for the seat
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[ad_1] The U.S. Supreme Court very recently granted certiorari in Suncor Energy v. Boulder on the question of whether federal law preempts Boulder’s state-law tort claims for alleged injuries from purported interstate/international greenhouse gas emissions. Before the court hears the case, however, let’s examine the outsize yet mostly unknown influence fomenting this litigation that the Environmental
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