Even in defeat, gun rights voters proved they can still make the candidates they target sweat.
Despite questioning their effectiveness, a Republican Governor has given the green light to new gun-control measures.
On the eve of trial, Hunter Biden’s legal team has taken aim at what it means to be an “addict” for purposes of federal law, while shifting Second Amendment jurisprudence continues to shadow his prosecution.
Just a day before it was set to take effect, a federal judge called the legality of President Joe Biden’s new rule aimed at forcing private gun sellers to obtain federal licenses into question.
Dexter Taylor fought the law, and for now, the law won.
The government of Hawaii has decided to change its tune about giving its citizens access to butterfly knives and other bladed weapons.
Legislators just failed to advance a proposed ban on the sale and transfer of so-called assault weapons in increasingly blue Colorado.
The Empire State’s requirement that gun owners pass a background check for every ammunition purchase is constitutional, a federal judge has ruled.
Following the Supreme Court’s Bruen decision, Second Amendment jurisprudence is more unsettled than it has perhaps ever been. However, judges thus far appear skeptical of disrupting at least one realm of gun law: background check requirements.
The Governor’s action on a final suite of gun-control bills has left gun owners in the Pine Tree State with a mixed bag.
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