By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project OPINION: There is no doubt that FBI Director Kash Patel is doing a good job leading America’s premier federal law enforcement agency. In just one year, his agents have arrested six of the FBI’s Top 10 Most Wanted suspects. The agents who conspired against presidential candidate Donald L. […]
Eyewitness Accounts, Videos Conflict with Gov’t Statements in Pretti Shooting
By Dave Workman Eyewitness accounts and assorted videos from different angles conflict with government statements in the Saturday shooting death of Minneapolis resident Alex Pretti, who was licensed to carry a concealed handgun in Minnesota, and appeared to have been disarmed prior to being shot. In remarks to CNN, Rob Doar, president of Minnesota Gun […]
New Canadian Gun Ban Doomed to Fail … Spectacularly
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Just to legally own a firearm in Canada, citizens must first pass government-approved firearms training. They can then apply in writing for a federal gun license, which has its own hazards. The application process requires citizens to list every “conjugal relationship” they have had in the past two years. […]
Supreme Court Likely to Strike Down Hawaii Gun Control Law, Say Reports
By Dave Workman The U.S. Supreme Court could be a few months away from handing a major defeat to gun control proponents by striking down Hawaii’s restrictive law which bans firearms carry on private property open to the public. Reports flashing across the media note such a ruling would also be a crushing blow to […]
WA Gun Law Pres. Warns: Anti-Gun SB 5098 ‘Prohibited Places’ Bill Moving
By Dave Workman A restrictive Washington gun control bill introduced in 2025 and still very much alive during this year’s 60-day session of the State Legislature in Olympia is reportedly moving, and could create major headaches for gun owners, the president of Washington Gun Law is warning in a new video. Senate Bill 5098 passed […]
Hawaii Carry Case Arguments Tuesday; Outcome Could be Monumental
By Dave Workman Oral arguments will be heard Tuesday by the U.S. Supreme Court in a case challenging Hawaii’s concealed carry law which requires permission from the owners of private property open to the public before a legally-armed citizen can enter. The case is known as Wolford v. Lopez, and the outcome—probably not to be […]
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