By Dave Workman The Louisville, Ky. Metro Council is “urging” the State Assembly to “address common-sense gun regulation,” which translates to carving out Jefferson County
The Ninth Circuit’s en banc hearing in Yukutake v. Lopez made one thing clear: several judges are deeply uneasy with Hawaii’s attempt to defend burdensome
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Teaching Our Children Well: Bringing Gun Safety Training to K-12 Public Schools, iStock-1851057320 Dean Weingarten reported the Arizona Legislature is trying, once again, to make
In a significant victory for Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc., and a setback for shareholder activism targeting the firearms industry, the U.S. District Court for
Tennessee Advances Bill Blocking Landlords from Disarming Tenants, iStock-2182458189 On March 16, 2026, the Tennessee Legislature transmitted Bill SB0350 to Governor Bill Lee. Governor Bill
Christopher Gill’s Michigan self-defense case highlights the danger posed by carry bans in so-called “sensitive places.” iStock-1454441872 A licensed concealed carry holder in Michigan is
Opinion With No Clear High Court Guidance, Lower Courts Must Guess What “Historical Tradition” Means and How to Use It. iStock-Bill Chizek-1149364911.jpg Pro-Second Amendment groups,
(Photo courtesy of the New Jersey State Police). By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project For decades the New Jersey State Police have maintained a
A federal judge upheld Texas carry bans at bars, racetracks, and sporting events in Ziegenfuss v. Martin, rejecting a Second Amendment challenge under Bruen. iStock-1295573667