Month: May 2026

[ad_1] Indiana welcomes the NRA’s return, citing the state’s strong hospitality and convention hosting experience. NRA cites Indianapolis’ expanding convention center and new hotel as key factors in selecting the city. The NRA’s annual event is one of the nation’s largest gatherings of firearm enthusiasts and industry leaders. Source: Houston Chronicle/Hearst Newspapers / Getty INDIANAPOLIS–The
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[ad_1] Cole Tomas Allen ran towards the hall of the Washington hotel where the White House Correspondent’s dinner was in progress on April 25. As he went through a security check point he was challenged by security personnel. A firefight ensued. Allen was overpowered. Meanwhile President Donald Trump, First Lady Melanie Trump and Vice President
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[ad_1] Gun violence is shaping outcomes for women and families—from pregnancy to parenthood. But recent gun control and maternal health wins in Virginia show how coordinated policy can address these overlapping risks. Gun-control advocates hold a vigil outside of the National Rifle Association (NRA) headquarters in Fairfax, Va., following the mass shooting at Robb Elementary
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[ad_1] Traditionally, Republicans are more opposed to gun control laws than the Democrats, owing to differences in cultural identity of respective cadres, geographical psychographics, and also the urban-rural split (or the coastline-hinterland “divide”). The Republican heartland is essentially the white-dominated “redneck” country, where people go hunting and have self-defence traditions. Therefore, the all-powerful National Rifle
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[ad_1] BamaCarry, Alabama’s largest state-based grassroots organization devoted to supporting the Second Amendment, made its first round of legislative endorsements on Thursday. “These candidates didn’t just say they support the Second Amendment; they put it in writing,” the group said of the candidates who returned their survey and earned their endorsement. “Every one of them
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[ad_1] The Trump administration repealed three anti-Second Amendment regulations, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced Wednesday. Blanche revealed during a press conference that at least 34 rule changes would be published by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), including repeal of the “stabilizing brace” and “Definition of ‘Engaged in the Business’ as
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