The company overseeing some of the world’s largest social media platforms just vowed to stop cracking down on controversial and politically tinged content. Gun enthusiasts will have to wait and see how that affects them.
Here’s a look at some of the major gun-related storylines to watch out for in the new year.
This week, we’re talking to the director of a promising new program designed to prevent acts of mass violence.
Plus, the head of Let’s Talk to Them joins the podcast to explain how the non-profit is trying to dissuade mass shooters.
In 2006, Congress made the ATF Director a Senate-confirmed position, and it’s been getting in the way of the President’s preferred picks ever since.
Plus, another federal judge has tossed gun charges against a Texas man who admitted he regularly smoked weed.
ATF Director Steven Dettelbach plans to resign just days before Donald Trump retakes office.
Regularly smoking weed does not necessarily void a person’s Second Amendment rights, according to a new ruling by a federal judge in Texas.
As 2024 drew to a close, one of the last things Congress did was expand opportunities for Americans to practice shooting on federal lands. It did so with broad bipartisan support and without any noticeable opposition.
Plus, Rahimi pushes two judges to flip on a non-violent felon’s gun rights.
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