President Donald Trump granted former Navy sailor Patrick “Tate” Adamiak a full and unconditional pardon in United States v. Adamiak, ending the 20-year sentence imposed
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Special to Liberty Park Press Former U.S. Navy sailor Patrick “Tate” Adamiak has been pardoned by President
A new Supreme Court brief argues that AR-15s and other commonly owned militia-suitable arms lie at the core of the Second Amendment’s protection. IMG Jim
The number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington has dropped dramatically in the past 30 days. Are law-abiding gun owners fleeing the Democrat-controlled state?
A federal judge allowed key claims challenging Massachusetts’ recurring nonresident carry-license delays to move forward. iStock-655078450 Massachusetts cannot make a Second Amendment lawsuit disappear simply
The Johnson v. Jacobson petition asks the Supreme Court whether Minnesota can refuse to recognize Jeffrey Johnson’s valid Florida and Georgia carry licenses. Composite image
The Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Novotny v. Moore, a challenge to Maryland’s sweeping restrictions on where licensed citizens may carry firearms. IMG
Gun rights groups are preparing for arguments on the constitutionality of semiautomatic rifle bans before the Supreme Court. (Wiki commons) Following closely on the heels
The ghost of “the artist formerly known as Prince” has descended from the heavens as identity politics have infiltrated natural landmarks, including lakes and rivers.
California AB 2047 could require 3D printers sold in the state to inspect digital files and block print jobs involving firearms or machine-gun conversion devices.