More than four months have passed since President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Justice (DOJ) to take a pro-Second Amendment stance in ongoing legal cases and other controversies. A clear pattern has started to emerge as to what that looks like in practice.
Plus, SCOTUSblog’s new editor Zach Shemtob explains the Court’s most recent big gun cases on the podcast.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) agents donning masks is not a standard or new operating procedure, despite it happening at a recent raid in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday (R.) has restored a concealed carry reciprocity agreement with Virginia, allowing gun owners with valid permits to carry in both states.
The government can permanently disarm someone with prior convictions for financial felonies, a federal appeals court has ruled.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the ban on firearm possession for a felon who was at fault in a reckless driving incident.
After years of being on the defensive, gun-rights advocates are starting to have some success in beating back corporate gun control policies.
Plus, Contributing writer Jake Fogleman and I break down Citigroup’s walk back of its post-Parkland gun business restrictions.
Plus, SCOTUSblog’s Zach Shemtob joins the podcast to dissect the Court’s new big gun decisions.
Several of the actions the Supreme Court took on guns this week may show where its going to end up on “assault weapons” bans.
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