By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Attorneys representing the wife of one of two men killed last year during a mass shooting at Florida State University, which was allegedly committed by 21-year-old Phoenix Ikner, say that they will soon file a civil lawsuit against ChatGPT and its parent company OpenAI, after learning that the […]
Two Researchers Suggest ‘New Firearms Tax Design’ To Combat ‘Gun Violence’
By Dave Workman Writing at ProMarket, two researchers have declared it’s time for “alternative tax regimes to replace” federal excise taxes on handguns and long guns—which generate revenues to fund federal wildlife restoration programs—and doubling the taxes to “produce meaningful gains to society through a reduction in violence.” Liberty Park Press reached out to authors […]
It’s Been Four Long Years Since ATF Arrested Patrick ‘Tate’ Adamiak
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Dave Adamiak got a call four years ago from an active-duty Navy Chief Petty Officer, or CPO, who knew his son, Patrick “Tate” Adamiak. Unfortunately, he cannot ever forget the horror of that call. He was told that more than 40 law enforcement officers, mostly ATF and other federal […]
Battle over WA Wildlife Management Heats Up with Fed. Lawsuit
By Dave Workman A member of the Washington Fish & Wildlife Commission and an environmental attorney who also heads an environmental group have filed a federal lawsuit against the director of the state Department of Fish and Wildlife, and his deputy, alleging civil rights violations. Commissioner Lorna Smith and attorney Claire Loebs Davis filed their lawsuit in […]
WA Backlash v. Democrats Calling for ‘Early Organizing’ To Win in Nov.
By Dave Workman Evergreen State Second Amendment activists and conservatives are reacting with sarcasm and disgust at a post on social media by Washington state Democrats which declares, “It’s never too early to start organizing! WA Dems are knocking doors across the state and gearing up to win this November. We’re building a Washington that […]
Wash. CPL Numbers Decline; Gun Owners Join Exodus, Others Refuse to Renew
By Dave Workman The number of active concealed pistol licenses in Washington state has taken a sharp turn downward over the past four months, according to data provided to TGM by the state Department of Licensing, and part of the reason may be gun owners are fleeing the state due to increasingly restrictive gun laws. […]
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