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Legislation being pursued by Republicans in several U.S. states aims to limit use of a planned merchant code for credit card transactions at gun retailers meant to detect suspicious firearms and ammunition sales, undermining a tool welcomed by gun control advocates. The bills were introduced in states including Texas, Florida, Mississippi, Oklahoma, West Virginia and

In his four decades of running D&G Sports and Western in Glasgow, Montana, Darrell Morehouse has never seen ammunition pricing and availability as unpredictable as it’s been in the past three years. That’s telling, considering the several ammo shortages he’s seen through the decades. Sure, some of what Morehouse calls “crazy-ass” dynamics stem from supply-chain

“New York’s Gun Laws Sow Confusion As Nation Rethinks Regulation,” says the headline over this morning’s lead story in The New York Times. But after implicitly (and correctly) blaming state legislators for the “confusion,” the Times identifies a different culprit in the subhead: the Supreme Court’s June 23 decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, which “overturn[ed]

What is the nation’s greatest public health threat? Axios, an online political publication, commissioned a survey by Ipsos asking this and other health questions. The opioid crisis (26%) and obesity (21%) took first and second place overall. That should be no surprise, for they are dire problems, directly or indirectly responsible for much suffering and

A 67-year-old woman in Interlachen, Florida, fatally shot an armed intruder who forced his way into her home early Wednesday morning. According to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responding to the scene found the intruder, identified as 64-year-old Reginald Best, suffering from a gunshot wound and transported him to the hospital where he later

*Man physically attacks woman in broad daylight* "I'll kill you," the woman warns her attacker. "Oh, you about to kill me?" the attacker responds arrogantly. "Watch this." *gun shot* The great equalizer.pic.twitter.com/SQivGbYfx4 — Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) February 17, 2023

“Second Amendment? — We don’t give a damn.” That could be the mantra of many Democratic Party members of Congress. Now a radical anti-gunner from New Jersey has introduced new Federal legislation, H.R. 584, that would prevent all Americans from purchasing ANY quantity of ammunition online. All ammo sales would have to be in person

ALABAMA (WHNT) – There are several distinct American things: American football, country music, biscuits and gravy. However, one Alabama congressman wants to add to that list. According to al.com, Rep. Barry Moore is introducing a bill to make the AR-15 the “National Gun of America.” After stopping at Family Firearms in Troy, Ala., the congressman

The bill targets investment strategies which involve boycotting the gun and ammunition, fossil fuel, mining, timber and agricultural industries. Companies managing state funds could not factor social causes into their investment strategies if legislation moved forward by an Iowa Senate panel is signed into law. The bill targets ESG investment strategies, in which investment firms