Faced with the first high-profile shooting of his second term, Donald Trump bucked initial calls for new gun restrictions.
The Bay State’s ban on the sale of certain semi-automatic firearms and ammunition magazines does not run afoul of the Second Amendment, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D.) just picked sides between a rock and a hard place.
It will soon be much harder for Colorado gun owners to continue purchasing modern semi-automatic firearms.
On February 7th, President Donald Trump gave Attorney General Pam Bondi 30 days to finalize and submit a policy plan of action for enacting pro-gun reforms. Nearly two months later, the Trump Administration hasn’t released any plan.
A major gunmaker cannot be held liable for the accidental shooting death of a Pennsylvania juvenile, the state’s high court ruled on Monday.
The early days of the second Trump administration have seen just a few concrete actions on gun policy, mostly limited to federal personnel moves and procedural reforms. Now, it is firing a shot across the bow of states and localities pushing the envelope on Second Amendment restrictions.
New Yorkers may be able to carry a firearm for self-defense, but those seeking a less-lethal option will continue to be out of luck following a new federal court ruling.
The Supreme Court majority implied in Bruen that objective firearms licensing regimes are broadly constitutional but only up to a point. A Ninth Circuit panel has new ideas for determining what those points are.
The Golden State’s blanket ban on ammunition magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds is constitutional, a federal appeals court ruled on Thursday.
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