The Mountain State will soon be the latest to allow those with permits to carry concealed guns on college campuses.
Traditionally whenever a local gun law has been struck down in court under a state preemption statute in the past, it’s usually the result of a left-leaning locality attempting to pass gun control that the state government would not otherwise be willing to pass. A new ruling out of Oregon this week demonstrates that’s not always the case.
Oregon gun-rights advocates found themselves on the losing end of a legal battle Wednesday after a state court ruled two of their favored policies were legally incompatible.
The National Rifle Association is deeply troubled, but it still dominates American gun politics.
Despite slashing core expenses in recent years to account for falling membership and rising legal fees, the National Rifle Association (NRA) has continued to shell out big bucks for luxury air travel.
Bans on AR-15s and similar firearms have continued to fall out of favor with the American public.
The courtroom losses are beginning to pile up for the Garden State.
For the second time in under a month, a federal judge has ruled that New Jersey’s attempt to rebuff the Supreme Court’s ruling in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen is likely unconstitutional.
A new U.S. Secret Service report adds to a growing body of research documenting common patterns of behavior among mass attackers. It also highlights the potential for community intervention, both broadly and on a small scale, to make a real difference.
More than three-quarters of the individuals who committed “mass attacks” exhibited concerning behaviors or shared alarming communications before carrying them out.
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