The nation’s highest court appeared to cast doubt on the viability of Mexico’s liability claims against the American gun industry Tuesday morning.
The National Rifle Association just brought one significant donor back into the fold. Or, at least, its reformer faction did.
Plus, Contributing writer Jake Fogleman and I cover the Supreme Court’s latest remand of a case concerning whether convicted felons have any Second Amendment rights.
Plus, Reason Magazine’s J.D. Tuccille joins the podcast to give his take on the FBI Director also running the ATF.
The Supreme Court placed a new twist on a familiar pattern in its treatment of gun cases this week.
Plus, Duke’s Andrew Willinger joins the podcast to give his view of how DOJ’s Second Amendment positions might change under Trump.
Daniel Defense, one of the nation’s largest gun makers, just released a video backing National Rifle Association (NRA) reform candidates.
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) will not review the constitutionality of the most frequently challenged federal gun law. At least not yet.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) has a new leader, but it won’t be his only job.
Gun-rights advocates found success against waiting periods by convincing a federal judge to buck a trend that has been used to short-circuit the Supreme Court’s Second Amendment test.
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