Concealed Carry

[ad_1] In my ethics class last Thursday we began our final unit of the semester: Gun violence. First up was an essay by Simone Gubler called “Philosophizing with Guns.” She wrote it while she was a doctoral student in philosophy at the University of Texas, reflecting on a Texas “campus carry” bill signed into law
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[ad_1] Background For decades, the fight for full health freedom—as defined by a system in which full informed consent replaces the legislative reality and culture of vaccine mandates—has been an arduous one. However, there are important parallels between the fight for health freedom and the success that advocates of a constitutionalist view of the Second
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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] 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] 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] 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 Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) backtracked Tuesday after Gun Owners of America (GOA) posted screenshots on X of the denial of an application for items covered by the National Firearms Act of 1934 (NFA). The reconciliation bill signed into law by President Donald Trump in July 2025 contained provisions that reduced
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[ad_1] The federal government’s recent messaging around gun holders has created a deluge of unlikely Second Amendment advocates — including those previously opposed to or disinterested in gun ownership. Gun groups across the country are seeing skyrocketing requests for firearm training from women, people of color and liberals, according to national gun coalitions and local
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[ad_1] Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman will tap an upstate sheriff known as tough-on-crime policies and a staunch pro-gun rights stance as his running mate, sources told The Post Sunday. Fulton County Sheriff Richard Giardino will be announced as the lieutenant governor candidate to run alongside Blakeman, who is now serving as Nassau County executive,
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