The suspected shooter who killed 18 people across two sites on Wednesday spent time in a mental health facility over a breakdown earlier this summer, according to police and family.
How to regulate firearms may be a determining factor in who comes out on top of Virginia’s state elections next month.
In what has tragically become all too commonplace in the United States, another mass shooting incident has been carried out by an individual who displayed numerous warning signs before attacking.
Plus, The Pew Pew Jew joins the podcast to explain the surge of Jewish Americans buying guns after the Hamas attacks.
Banning users of unlawful controlled substances from possessing firearms violates the Second Amendment. But the same isn’t true for those facing felony indictments.
Local laws allowing New York City officials to subjectively deny gun possession permits violate the Second Amendment, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
An increasingly common theme among judges who uphold hardware bans is the claim that “assault weapons” and “large capacity” magazines are not commonly used. Now, a judge who disagrees with those holdings has officially taken those claims head on.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I discuss the federal ruling striking down California’s AR-15 ban.
Plus, Yehuda Remer of The Pew Pew Jew joins the podcast to describe the overwhelming demand for guns from Jewish Americans after the Hamas attacks.
“There’s another order coming from Hamas to kill the Jews. I happen to be Jewish, and I don’t want to be killed.”
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