Day: December 10, 2024

The United States Supreme Court has set an official conference date of December 13 to decide if the High Court will hear Snope v. Brown, a case directly challenging Maryland’s assault weapon ban, addressing whether states can legally ban semi-automatic rifles such as the AR-15, commonly owned and used by law-abiding citizens. While some say this

A man — a husband, a dad — is dead. Brian Thompson, 50, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was murdered outside his hotel in New York City, just before dawn Dec. 4, on a public sidewalk. The Thompson family held his funeral Monday, and while their mourning will continue, the nation that has become fixated on his

The Canadian government utterly despises the Canadian people. According to a report out at Fox News today, Justin Trudeau’s government just took dictatorial action to outlaw hundreds of firearms, adding them to the growing list of what the Canadian people are not allowed to have, despite a God-given right to self defense. And, in what should be a shockingly

(NOTE: This article is from 2011) Three agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives marched to Congress on Wednesday to blow the whistle on a risky operation targeting gun traffickers. The agents told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that more than 1,000 guns tied to the ATF’s investigation of drug

We’re still waiting to learn who Donald Trump will tap as the next director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives and what the incoming president plans to do with the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention set up by Joe Biden in 2023, but Second Amendment advocates have plenty of ideas

Is this a parting shot before heads roll? And will Republicans let them get away with imposing more infringements and ignoring existing limitations on authority? “The Justice Department today announced it has submitted to the Federal Register two notices of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) that, if finalized, will fully implement the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act of

If a recent survey is any indication, significant numbers of American voters are shockingly ill-informed about the reality of gun violence. The survey—conducted by RMG Research Inc. on behalf of the Napolitan News Service—asked registered voters whether they believed that school shootings or gang violence led to more gun deaths every year. A staggering one-third (35%) of respondents blamed

My doctors have always taken whatever opportunity they have to talk to me about my health. After all, they get money from either me or my insurance to do just that. When you’re talking about a handful of minutes to do so, I’m pretty sure it’s just billed as a standard visit. There’s no special