Month: November 2025

Hint: Not honestly. Michael L. Nance, MD, is a very busy man. He is chief of the Division of Pediatric General, Thoracic, and Fetal Surgery, and director of the Pediatric Trauma Program at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, which is known as “CHOP.” Nance has also been called both an associate and an investigator for CHOP’s Center

Interesting note I found. Delaware’s CCW is titled CCDW – Carrying a Conceal Deadly Weapon. Not insignificant to me. The word “deadly” in Delaware’s CCDW law strikes me as unusual, different from most states’ simple “CCW,” and could raise questions about how it aligns with the Second Amendment’s protection of arms capable of defending life

People often decide to buy a gun and train after something shakes them. For Jews in NYC, this was that moment. I bought my first gun the day after Obama was elected. Jewish gun owners, firearms instructors and security professionals in New York City say demand for firearms training and concealed-carry permits has surged since

‘Wrapping it all up, the differences between “Congress shall make no law” and “shall not be infringed” reflect distinct approaches to constitutional rights.’ How is explained here. The First and Second Amendments of the United States Constitution serve as foundational elements of American law and governance. Each amendment, while relatively brief in its phrasing, carries

In this otherwise excellent and important article, which argues that the real lesson of the Holocaust is not just to remember but to act, defend, deter, and strengthen, the author comes right up to the line but never crosses it. He talks about vigilance, about self-protection, even about physical training like Krav Maga, but he

This Day in Jewish History: November 10, 1975 – When the UN Declared Zionism Was Racism On November 10, 1975, the United Nations General Assembly passed Resolution 3379, a decision that sent shockwaves through the Jewish world. The resolution declared bluntly: “Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination.” The vote tally was 72

The NFA isn’t just outdated; it’s unconstitutional. Both its registration rules and its taxes on firearms have no historical precedent, violating the Second Amendment. Even today, federal and state excise taxes on guns share the same flaw. In the recent discourse around the potential removal of suppressors and short barrel rifles from the provisions of

This is what we voted for. The Trump administration has released solicitations for a grant program meant to stop gun violence in underserved communities. But this year, the non-profits the grant was built around are disqualified from applying, according to an application notice released by the Department of Justice (DoJ) in September. The Community Based Violence Intervention

“… this was a dipstick being stupid, killing someone with a negligent discharge, then using the controversy surrounding the P320 to try and cover up his fatal stupidity and negligence.” Sig Sauer hasn’t exactly been having the best time of late. I’ve personally been pretty hard on them, and not just when they accused people

First they came for Glock, and I did not speak out— Because I wasn’t a Glock fan. Then they came for Ruger, … See where I’m going with this? Everytown for Gun Safety has now set its sights on Sturm, Ruger & Co., calling on the American gunmaker to stop producing its new RXM pistol,