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Here is more from the AP: Saying he wants to clear his name, Alec Baldwin on Friday sued people involved in handling and supplying the loaded gun that he was using when it fired, killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during a 2021 filming accident in New Mexico. Baldwin filed a cross-complaint in Superior Court in Los Angeles alleging negligence against […]

A Peoria pastor has organized a gun “buyback” event on Saturday, November 19th at four locations in the city starting at 10 a.m. Do-gooder organizers will trade $200 gift cards for any “functional” handguns, rifles, or shotguns. They’ll pay twice that and more for other guns they perceive as extra-icky or particularly scary looking. Come early, because […]

Some Oregon Sheriffs are refusing to enforce new gun control laws that ban high-capacity magazines and require permitting systems in order to purchase firearms. One sheriff said he would “fight to the death” to defend his county’s Constitutional rights. Linn County Sheriff Michelle Duncan released a statement on Ballot Measure 114: “Unfortunately, we are seeing […]

Biden’s corrupt FBI announced this week that certain gun purchases will be delayed starting next week. According to reports, Biden’s FBI will delay the purchase of guns starting next week. The FBI posted a notice on its National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), notifying gun dealers to expect delays in background checks for purchasers […]

A dramatic police bodycam video from Baltimore shows a police officer running up to save a woman from an “anti-violence activist” trying to stab her with a knife. The officer, identified as Zachary Rutherford, fired multiple shots to stop the attack. After the incident, the Baltimore Sun painted the attacker, Tyree Moorehead, as a victim of police […]

New York’s clearly unconstitutional post-Bruen gun control temper tantrum took another hit earlier this week. US District Court Judge Glenn Suddaby issued an injunction blocking major portions of the law including the subjective “good moral character” requirement, the mandate that applicants provide the names and contact information of other adults in the home, and the requirement for social media […]

James Hodges, who is legally blind and cannot drive, was walking home from jury duty in Lake City, Florida one week ago when he was stopped by Columbia County Sheriff’s Deputy Jayme Gohdy, because she mistook his collapsible white cane for a pistol. A video of their encounter was captured by Deputy Gohdy’s body camera. […]

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene took the stage at Trump’s rally in Sioux Falls, Iowa on Thursday and, as usual, she didn’t sugarcoat anything. While speaking about the rising crime epidemic in Joe Biden’s America,  Rep. Greene stated “more Americans are robbed, stabbed, raped, kidnaped, carjacked and murdered.” She continued, “But the only crime victim you […]

Heads up, folks! I hope I am wrong about this, but I have to put out this warning anyway. I fear we are in PRIME time for a major #FalseFlag to hit sometime in the next two days (before Midterms). First of all, what does a False Flag even mean? Let me clarify! It doesn’t […]

Colorado’s two contenders for the U.S. Senate faced off in a second debate that included Democratic Sen. Michael Bennett and Republican challenger Joe O’Dea answering questions from moderators about gun rights and gun control. The first debate didn’t address issues pertinent to the firearm and ammunition industry or Second Amendment rights. This second debate showed their […]