Oregon School Shooter Violated Existing ‘Common Sense Gun Laws’
“Common sense” gun laws failed in Oregon, where an armed citizen succeeded. iStock-1489034470 The 16-year-old perpetrator who opened fire with what some reports indicate was
“Common sense” gun laws failed in Oregon, where an armed citizen succeeded. iStock-1489034470 The 16-year-old perpetrator who opened fire with what some reports indicate was
Hawaii’s gun-free school laws are facing renewed criticism after an armed father stopped a school shooter in Oregon. A national poll also finds majority support
A new national survey finds that 57.3% of voters with children in K–12 schools support allowing teachers to carry concealed firearms, compared with 30.2% opposed.
The Supreme Court declined to review Maine’s 72-hour firearm waiting period in Beckwith v. Frey, leaving the First Circuit’s ruling in place. iStock-1413053087 The U.S.
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An armed citizen stopped the October 15 attack at Silver Rail Elementary School. Bend-La Pine Schools adopted a policy prohibiting licensed concealed carry on school
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Armed citizen stops the Silver Rail Elementary school shooter in Bend, Oregon, after the 16-year-old forced entry by shooting through locked doors. Bend-La Pine Schools’