The Seattle Times editorial board—which for decades has never seen a gun control scheme it didn’t reflexively endorse, according to gun rights activists—is once again pressing for more restrictions on a constitutionally-protected right, by declaring in its editorial headline, “WA voters have spoken: Keep up momentum on gun laws.” Critics of the newspaper’s editorial policy […]
18 State AGs call on UPS, FedEx to clarify gun-purchase tracking polices
In an effort led by Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen, 18 state attorneys general are asking major shipping companies to clarify new policies allowing them to track firearm sales with unprecedented specificity and bypass warrant requirements to share that information with federal agencies. Reports from Montana federal firearm license (FFL) holders made to Knudsen’s office […]
North Carolina Sheriff Sued over Delayed CCW, Purchase Permits
A federal lawsuit has been filed against a sheriff in North Carolina, alleging he has intentionally delayed issuing concealed carry permits and gun purchasing permits, and it is not the first go-round for the sheriff or the plaintiffs. Grassroots North Carolina (GRNC) and Gun Owners of America, along with three private citizens, filed their complaint […]
New Homicide Record in Portland, Oregon: 93
The Portland Oregonian is reporting a new homicide record in the Rose City, with 93 slayings as of Thanksgiving, surpassing the previous record of 92 for last year. And there is still just over one month remaining in 2022. For the city where the anti-gun Lift Every Voice Oregon is headquartered, on the heels of […]
Dem. Senator Murphy: ‘Probably not’ Enough Votes to Pass Semi-Auto Ban
Connecticut Democrat Sen. Chris Murphy acknowledged during an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union” Sunday there are not likely to be the 60 votes necessary in the Senate to pass a ban on so-called “assault weapons,” which is something President Joe Biden would like to see during Congress’ lame duck session over the next […]
Judge Grants Prelim. Injunction in NY ‘Private Property Exclusion’ Case
A federal judge in western New York has granted a preliminary injunction against enforcement of the “private property exclusion” tenet of the state’s new gun control law, calling it unconstitutional. The case, known as Christian et. al. v. Nigrelli, et. al., was brought by the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition on behalf of […]
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