By Dave Workman Sometime between now and the end of June, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hand down rulings on a pair of Second Amendment cases which could have considerable impact on the rights of law-abiding gun owners, and those who use controlled substances. The cases are known as Wolford v. Lopez—which challenges […]
Gannett’s USA TODAY Blasts Guns, Second Amendment Rights, Sanity
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project The Sarasota Herald-Tribune, the last newspaper where I worked, regularly provided outstanding journalism until Gannett bought it in 2019. Before the purchase, we had scores of reporters and dozens of editors. Our print edition could reach nearly 200,000 people on a Sunday. My editors were smart and community […]
NFL QB Attacked For Supporting Trump
The implied storyline has been played out before. Build the framework for a conflict using only the refined methods of hydroponic practices and decadently marinate the filet in a Kobe style as the peaks of the Hakone mountain range in the distance implore the coarseness of human nature in a jutting style of intellectual criticism. […]
Women for Gun Rights Announces 2026 National Summit in Washington, D.C.
Women for Gun Rights has announced its 2026 National Summit, taking place Sept. 12–14 in Washington, D.C., and registration is now open, according to The Outdoor Wire. For more information, sponsorship opportunities, or registration details, visit: https://womenforgunrights.org The Summit will bring together advocates, educators, grassroots leaders, and supporters from across the nation for a weekend […]
Publix May Not Support Your Right to Open-Carry, Depending on Where You Live
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project I haven’t been to a Publix grocery store since I learned that the massive southeastern grocery store chain doesn’t want its customers to carry firearms openly on its property or in its stores. It doesn’t matter that I never carry openly. We have that specific right in Florida. […]
Non-musical Chairs- Seattle Has A Karen (sic) Detachment Disorder
As the jousting between elected officials (in the the loosest of terms), politics in Seattle is not contained within the confines of a Maoist Pickleball court with side of Deng. The oscillating dynamics read like a daily events schedule at a nudist camp in the absence of historical precedence and unrelenting moral superiority that threatens […]