Second Amendment
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Federal Judge Rules New York’s Body Armor Ban Violates Second Amendment Rights
A federal judge has struck down New York’s prohibition on body armor, ruling it infringes on Second Amendment protections. The decision challenges the state’s restrictions amid ongoing debates over self-defense rights.
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How a 22-Year-Old Armed Shopper Stopped a Deadly Indiana Mall Shooting in Seconds
In just 15 seconds, a young armed citizen ended a deadly shooting at Greenwood Park Mall, highlighting the impact of responsible gun ownership and quick action during active shooter incidents.
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Falco Holsters Launches New Inside-the-Waistband Options for Concealed Carry
Falco Holsters expands its hybrid lineup with new tuckable IWB holsters designed for hip and appendix carry, blending Italian leather and molded Kydex for comfort and retention.
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Democrat Senators Urge DOJ to Uphold Handgun Sales Ban for Adults Under 21
Twenty Democratic senators, led by Kirsten Gillibrand, call on the DOJ to maintain enforcement of the federal ban on handgun sales to those under 21, despite legal challenges citing Second Amendment rights.
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Gun Violence Declines as Gun Sales Rise: What Explains the Trend?
Despite rising gun sales in 2023, shooting deaths have dropped to their lowest levels in over a decade, challenging common anti-gun narratives and prompting debate over the causes behind the decline.
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DOJ Expands Challenge to San Jose’s Controversial Gun Permit Rules
The Justice Department is intensifying its legal battle against San Jose’s stringent gun regulations, targeting mandatory psychological evaluations and insurance requirements for firearm owners.
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Connecticut Gun Ban on Popular Pistols Faces Federal Legal Challenge from Glock and NSSF
Glock and the National Shooting Sports Foundation have filed federal lawsuits against Connecticut’s new law banning certain pistols, arguing it infringes on Second Amendment rights despite concerns over illegal modifications.
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California’s Approval of Glock 43X CA Raises Questions Amid DOJ Lawsuit
California’s recent approval of the Glock 43X CA, a compliant semi-automatic pistol, has sparked speculation that state officials may be attempting to undermine a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on striker-fired Glocks.
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New Jersey’s Subjective Gun Permit Denials Face Legal Challenge Over Free Speech
A New Jersey gun permit denial based on offensive speech raises constitutional questions about the intersection of First and Second Amendment rights.
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DOJ Threatens Lawsuit Over San Jose’s Excessive Concealed Carry Permit Fees
The Department of Justice warns San Jose officials to reduce their $1,591 concealed carry permit fee or face legal action, citing potential Second Amendment violations.
