Rasmussen: Voter Support for Israel Stronger than Critics
Credit: Wikimedia commons, Tiia Monto. Israel flag in Underwater Observatory Marine Park, Eilat. A new Rasmussen survey released this week revealed that 45 percent of
Credit: Wikimedia commons, Tiia Monto. Israel flag in Underwater Observatory Marine Park, Eilat. A new Rasmussen survey released this week revealed that 45 percent of
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is asking a federal court to block ATF from enforcing NFA registration requirements for suppressors, SBRs, SBSs and AOWs after
Firearm manufacturers and federally licensed dealers are among the businesses affected by New Jersey’s “reasonable controls” law, which NSSF is challenging in federal court. Original
ATF’s new guidance gives qualified manufacturers more flexibility to repair and convert complete suppressors already registered in the NFRTR. Original AI-generated image created for AmmoLand
While the alphabet agencies of the Federal government are consolidating their Zen level powers of subversion and subterfuge, a leader has emerged in the racetrack
By Dave Workman The Department of Justice has filed a 40-page amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in the consolidated cases of Viramontes v. Cook
William English’s survey and a separate calculation using federal production, import and export records produce nearly identical handgun, rifle and shotgun ratios. iStock-2261126112 A surprising
Jordan Derrick, known to early GunTube as Dugan Ashley of CarniK Con, is not a Second Amendment defendant. He is a speech defendant. That distinction
The Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments for Dec. 2 in two combined cases challenging state and local bans on so-called “assault weapons.” Both cases
Tennessee, Kansas, and 25 other states are urging the Supreme Court to hold that Illinois and Connecticut cannot ban commonly owned AR-15s and similar semiautomatic