Gun Control in Florida Costs Lives, iStock-884197090 Toward the end of March, the Florida House of Representatives voted to lower the minimum age for purchasing long

Opinion by Alan J. Chwick File Photo Many read the U.S. Second Amendment (2A), but the filter/lens used is 21st-century, and few understand 18th-century legal

We’ve reported in the past how the city of Savannah, Georgia, passed an ordinance imposing fines and potential jail time for citizens who leave firearms

When President Trump issued his Executive order, Protecting Second Amendment Rights, directing U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi “to assess any ongoing infringements of the Second

Another day, another headline dragging the SIG P320 through the mud. This time, it’s the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission banning the P320 from

In a controversial legal decision that could have major implications for the firearms industry, an Illinois judge has ruled that a wrongful death lawsuit against

by Lee Williams  The U.S. Justice Department’s Special Litigation Section describes itself merely as one of several sections working within the Civil Rights Division.  In

by Lee Williams It now appears that the only way former American sailor, Patrick “Tate” Adamiak, may get out of his undeserved 20-year prison sentence

We’ve all seen screws that are for a lack of better terms are buggered, mangled and fubar’d. The screw slot is a mess because someone

Opinion “Without warning, the axe can fall on any neck, absent regard for ‘justice’” ~ James Agee. Here it comes! In February of this year,