Plus, New York Times writer Thomas Gibbons-Neff joins the podcast to discuss his new role as a gun-beat reporter.
One of the nation’s largest gun-control groups is spending $600,000 in one of the most costly–and consequential–judicial races in the nation.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) released a new plan to eventually create a process for restoring the gun rights of former convicts who meet an as-yet-undetermined standard.
Almost exactly two years ago, I predicted Florida’s under-21 gun sales ban was unlikely to last. On Friday, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals proved me wrong.
Plus, Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman and I talk about the Seventh Circuit ruling that short-barreled rifles aren’t “arms” under the Second Amendment.
Plus, New York Times gun reporter Thomas Gibbons-Neff joins the podcast to discuss his new role at the paper.
The Second Amendment doesn’t protect the right of 18-to-20-year-olds in Florida to buy a gun, according to a new federal appeals court ruling.
In 1939, the Supreme Court handed down its first significant ruling on the scope of the Second Amendment. It’s still having an impact today, but should it?
Plus, professor Dru Stevenson joins the podcast to give his perspective on oral arguments in Mexico’s case against Smith & Wesson.
Charges against a midwestern man over possession of an unregistered short-barrel rifle don’t violate the Second Amendment, according to three federal judges.
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