Second Amendment
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Top Female Shooter Faces Online Criticism Despite Unmatched Expertise
Lena Miculek, a 10-time world champion shooter, confronts persistent online skepticism from unqualified critics, highlighting ongoing gender biases in the firearms community.
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Federal Judge Signals Skepticism on Colorado’s Gun Waiting Period Ahead of Hearing
A federal judge’s detailed agenda ahead of oral arguments in a challenge to Colorado’s three-day gun waiting period suggests he may be seeking legal grounds to strike down the law, following precedent from the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Gun Control Groups Target California’s Largest Firearms Retailer Amid Trace Data Debate
California’s Turner Outdoorsman faces renewed scrutiny from gun control advocates over firearms trace data, sparking calls for investigations despite law enforcement assurances.
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Bay Area Gun Range Proposal Faces Strong Local Opposition in Walnut Creek
A plan to open an indoor shooting range in Walnut Creek, California, has sparked heated debate, highlighting tensions between Second Amendment rights and community concerns in a region with few gun ranges.
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Australia’s Gun Control Push Shows Risks for U.S. Second Amendment Advocates
Australia’s recent firearm restrictions following a terror attack highlight the challenges of incremental gun control measures and offer cautionary insights for U.S. Second Amendment supporters.
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Ninth Circuit Dismisses California and Giffords’ Challenge to ATF Ghost Gun Rule
A federal appeals court ruled that California and the gun control group Giffords lack standing to challenge the ATF’s interpretation of unfinished firearm parts, leaving the agency’s ghost gun regulation intact for now.
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Fifth Circuit Strikes Down ATF Frame Rule in Victory for Defense Distributed
The Fifth Circuit Court ruled the ATF’s frame and receiver regulation unconstitutional, marking a significant win for Defense Distributed and the Second Amendment Foundation amid ongoing legal battles over firearm components.
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FBI Data Shows Historic Drop in Violent Crime Despite Rising Gun Carry Permits
The FBI’s latest crime report reveals the lowest violent crime rates in decades, challenging claims that more guns lead to more violence. States with increased carry permits like New Jersey and Maryland have seen significant declines in homicides.
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DOJ Launches New Pathway for Felons to Seek Federal Gun Rights Restoration
The Justice Department has introduced a formal process allowing certain individuals barred from firearm possession to apply for restoration of their Second Amendment rights, marking a significant shift in federal policy.
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Federal Court Strikes Down NFA Registration; Plaintiffs Demand DOJ Clarity
A federal injunction has invalidated parts of the National Firearms Act registration requirements, leaving gun owners and dealers seeking guidance from the DOJ on compliance and enforcement.
