Category: In the news

The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit in California contesting the state’s statute mandating weapons dealers to video record all transactions, claiming that it violates the rights guaranteed by the First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendments. Section 26806 of the California Penal Code is in question. The California Rifle & Pistol Association, […]

Five teenagers have been detained in a Florida incident in which a student was knocked to the ground and suffered a cracked skull. The police are looking for a sixth attacker. The shooting happened Tuesday afternoon in a park near Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Coral Gables. As seen on film, there was a […]

An “emergency regulation” that the state Department of Justice (CalDOJ) announced restricts who can provide the necessary training to applicants for concealed carry permits. This is yet another indication that California will fight tooth and nail to prevent residents from exercising their Second Amendment rights. National Rifle Association-certified instructors are among those who will not […]

A Florida prosecutor is putting to the test a new Florida statute that allows child rapists to be executed by utilizing the case of a man accused of sex offenses against minors. State Attorney William Gladson said on Friday that a grand jury had indicted Joseph Andrew Giampa on six counts of sexual battery upon […]

On Sunday, the city of Texas City issued a shelter-in-place order in response to a “chemical release” at the Marathon Galveston Bay Refinery. “A shelter-in-place has been issued south of Marathon GBR to the Texas City Y, due to a chemical release. Avoid driving through the area. If you are in the affected area, please […]

The mother of a six-year-old boy who shot his first-grade teacher in January was sentenced to prison for felony child negligence. Deja Nicole Taylor will serve two years of a five-year sentence, with three years suspended, then two years of probation, according to a news release from the Newport News Commonwealth Attorney. Substance addiction treatment, […]

The United States Supreme Court refused to issue a temporary halt to a radical Illinois law that prohibits so-called “assault weapons,” allowing the state to implement the far-reaching ban on January 1. According to Axios, the Supreme Court released an unsigned brief with no dissenters and no explanation for why the Supremes did not feel […]

A public nuisance statute that the state passed last year allows the government to sue gun stores in civil court, and New Jersey is currently suing three gun sellers under it. According to one case, a burglarized shop improperly placed guns where they could be seen from the outside. Others believe that so-called “ghost guns” […]

Vista Outdoor, the parent company of many ammunition manufacturers, including Federal, CCI, and Remington, has warned that ammunition costs will soar in 2024 owing to a global lack of gunpowder. Vista Outdoor notified consumers in a letter that they would begin raising prices on all of their ammunition items due to “an anticipated global shortage […]

Police say an Iowa man burglarized a church rectory in Nebraska early Sunday morning and stabbed a priest to death. According to KETV, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call to the St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Fort Calhoun, just miles north of Omaha. When deputies arrived at the church, they […]