[ad_1] A squad of Second Amendment rights organizations, including the Second Amendment Foundation, the National Rifle Association, and the Firearms Policy Coalition, along with some private citizen plaintiffs, think that new changes in government taxes on owning certain weapons create a chink in the legal armor of the federal weapon registration regime established in the

[ad_1] Two days after President Donald Trump cleared up lingering confusion about his support for Republican Virginia gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears, the National Rifle Association on Tuesday enthusiastically endorsed her and the full GOP ticket. In a statement that showed “A” grades for Earle-Sears, Attorney General Jason Miyares, and John Reid, who is running to

[ad_1] The Veterans Affairs and the National Cemetery Administration announced Samuel B. Brown of Reno as the new undersecretary for Memorial Affairs. The U.S. Senate approved Brown on July 29, and he was sworn in by Secretary Douglas A. Collins on July 31. Both Nevada U.S. Sens. Catherine Cortez Masto and Jacky Rosen voted for

[ad_1] The National Firearms Act was passed in 1934 in response to gangland violence during Prohibition. Violence was already going down, though, because of the end of Prohibition. Still, it restricted a whole lot of things to some degree or another. Now, a lawsuit seeks to challenge its constitutionality. Among the things restricted are suppressors,

[ad_1] WASHINGTON — Congressman Tony Wied (WI-08) and U.S. Senator Jim Risch (R-ID) recently announced a resolution recognizing the contributions of small business firearm manufacturers to our economy and designates August as National Shooting Sports Month. “Wisconsin is home to many incredible small firearm manufacturers who help drive our economy and ensure access to safe,

[ad_1] The NRA, Firearms Policy Coalition, American Suppressor Association, and Second Amendment Foundation, filed a lawsuit Friday seeking to challenge the constitutionality of the National Firearms Act (NFA). There are two private citizens listed as plaintiffs as well. In the suit, a copy of which Breitbart News possesses, the plaintiffs point to the zeroing of

[ad_1] On October 7, 2023, the terrorist group Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel, killing over 1,000 people. The attack not only sparked the current war in the Gaza Strip, but it also ignited a wave of antisemitism in the United States. Since the attack, Jewish Americans have

[ad_1] NESCOPECK, LUZERNE CO. (WOLF) — Do you know your rights when it comes to gun ownership? Luzerne County Representative Jamie Walsh, of the 117th Legislative District, along with District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce, hosted a concealed carry seminar in Nescopeck Thursday evening. The presentation featured explanations of many scenarios and the proper laws behind self-defense.

[ad_1] Conclusion of legal challenges to Maryland’s digital ad tax is expected to come in 2025. getty One month past the halfway point of the year, 2025 has proven to be a busy year on the tax policy front at the federal and state levels. In addition to passage of additional state income tax relief

[ad_1] Silence, ban. A coalition of gun rights groups and three New Jersey residents are suing the Garden State for its ban on owning firearm suppressors. Filed in federal court earlier this month, the lawsuit claims New Jersey’s suppressor ban violates the Second Amendment and constitutes “an unlawful and irreparable deprivation of their fundamental constitutional

[ad_1] If you want a silencer for your hunting rifle, you should reserve it now before the federal tax is lifted. You read that right. Buy it now, but take possession of it only after Jan. 1, when the National Firearms Act provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill take effect. Jeb Burnett of Roland,

[ad_1] Acting on a lawsuit by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin, a state Superior Court judge issued an injunction against a Vineland gun shop that Platkin had accused of selling ammunition to buyers without checking whether they were permitted to possess firearms. The ruling against Butch’s Gun World in Vineland was made July 22

[ad_1] FILE – The Supreme Court in Washington, Oct. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) A federal judge presiding in the District Court in Johnstown has put a hold on a gun rights case that challenges Pennsylvania’s bar on the issuance of carry permits to individuals under 21 years of age after learning that the

[ad_1] You have been warned! WARNING:  This article is NOT intended for the “politically correct” or  the “woke” or the “culturally  timid” or the “perpetually offended”.  Read it at the risk of either opening up your mind, agreeing mostly with my thoughts, or being seriously offended! Apologies will NOT be forthcoming! FREE SPEECH IS A

[ad_1] The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is accepting public comments on a proposed rule that would provide guidance around the government’s restoration of Second Amendment gun rights for people who’ve been disarmed under federal law. But the department says certain applicants—including users of marijuana—”would be presumptively ineligible for relief and therefore denied relief absent

[ad_1] Senator John Kennedy (R-LA) dismissed calls for more restrictive gun control laws after a shooting rampage in a Midtown Manhattan skyscraper Monday, where a gunman killed four people, including an NYPD officer, before taking his own life. Kennedy’s comments, made during an appearance with Fox News personality Sean

[ad_1] This story is published in partnership with The Trace, a nonprofit newsroom covering gun violence. Subscribe to its newsletters.  For as long as there has been a gun-rights movement, the movement’s leaders, industry representatives, and academic supporters have argued that carrying firearms made Americans more secure. Studies conducted over the past 14 years by the National

[ad_1] July 25, 2025 Hour: 2:39 pm Californian voters approved background checks for ammunition purchases in 2016 by a margin of 63% to 36%. On Thursday, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that struck down a California law requiring background checks for ammunition purchases, declaring it unconstitutional. RELATED: Shooting at

[ad_1] A California appeals court ruled on Thursday that a state law requiring people to undergo background checks each time they purchase ammunition is unconstitutional. In a 2-1 decision, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the law “meaningfully constrains” Second Amendment rights, marking a blow to California’s gun control regulations, which are viewed

[ad_1] Amid a smattering of recent court cases across the country casting doubt on the constitutionality of the federal government’s blanket ban on firearm possession by marijuana users—a law known as Section 922(g)(3)—the U.S. Supreme Court is set to privately discuss in September whether to take up a pending case that centers on the statute.

[ad_1] In yet another federal court ruling questioning the U.S. government’s blanket ban on firearm possession by marijuana users, an appeals court on Tuesday vacated a defendant’s conviction under the statute known as Section 922(g)(3) and remanded the case back to a district court, noting that a retrial before a jury may be necessary to