Month: August 2025

File this under ‘stuff that’s good to know’. This article explores what happens when law enforcement shows up at your door, emphasizing the importance of understanding your Fourth Amendment rights. It walks through various scenarios and clarifies when you are legally obligated to allow entry, and when you are not. It’s a knock that instantly

“The National Firearms Act has been a weight around the neck of law-abiding gun owners for nearly a century,” said Knox Williams, President and Executive Director of the American Suppressor Association, in a press release. “With the elimination of the excise tax on suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and AOWs through the One Big Beautiful

“The government must not be allowed to digitize our rights away. Let this be a wake-up call. Stay armed with the truth—and stay involved. The future of the Second Amendment may depend on what you do today.” As the federal government rolls out its sweeping artificial intelligence strategy—ingesting “all government data” into machine learning models—gun owners have

I’m a simple girl. Also, not a lawyer. So it’s simple to me. Criminals can’t possess a gun. People who have come into the country illegally have committed a criminal act and are de facto criminals. Therefore, no 2A rights. In a case involving an illegal immigrant from Chicago, a three-judge panel of the 7th Circuit

This wasn’t just approved by the parents; it was created by the father. An AI avatar of his murdered son is speaking from beyond the grave to push a political message. People aren’t more outraged by AI than by mass shootings. They’re outraged that grief is being turned into digital theater. This is a new

Recently, a buddy of mine and I were talking all things concealed carry, and the subject of backup guns became a topic of conversation. Neither of us are law enforcement, and in his opinion, civilians don’t have a pressing need for backup weapons. His argument was that it’s the police officer’s job to engage and

Of course, we always hear the same old argument for gun control after an attack. “We need more gun laws to prevent these violent attacks,” but what if the gun laws are the problem? The implication of a statement like that is that there are not enough gun laws in place. Anti-gun politicians like New

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