Gun Politics
NRA Launches New Ads in Battleground Senate Races
The country’s largest gun-rights group is ramping up its ad spending ahead of the midterm elections.
Jake Fogleman
October 19, 2022
8:44 pm
The country’s largest gun-rights group is ramping up its ad spending ahead of the midterm elections.
California must stop sharing the personal identifying information of the state’s gun owners with academic researchers, a state judge has ruled.
Not content with seeing one hail-mary lawsuit tossed in court, the government of Mexico is back just weeks later with yet another case looking to pin liability for criminal gun trafficking on U.S. businesses.Â
An emergency restraining order blocking New York’s restrictive gun carry law will not take effect. At least not yet.
The country’s largest gun-control organization has begun to ramp up its attack ad spending just weeks out from November’s midterm election.
After failing on the first attempt, the Mexican government is trying its luck against the American firearms industry once more in court.
It looks like the second time is the charm for gun-rights advocates challenging New York’s gun-carry regime in court.
The largest gun-control group in the country just launched an ad in Georgia where its top priority takes a back seat.
In a new twist, some Republican officials have started to push back against the Supreme Court’s landscape-shifting decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen.
U.S. gun manufacturers and wholesalers cannot be held liable for criminal gun trafficking into Mexico.
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