By Dave Workman Less than a week after winning election to become Minnesota’s next governor, Democrat Amy Klobuchar is in hot water for quickly stepping out of her persona as a moderate and telling reporters a top priority is passing a ban on so-called “assault rifles.” So much for taking on economic issues. Her course […]

By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project ATF Director Robert Cekada was flying with Todd Blanche, the 88th Attorney General of the United States, Sunday night when the two men started talking. Of course, the recent midterm election losses were discussed, as were ATF’s priorities. Cekada said Monday that his response to the election was […]

By Dave Workman When the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms on Wednesday predicted this week’s “troubling national and state election results” would result in a spike in gun and ammunition sales before Democrats take over Congress in January, it ignited a nationwide media reaction. News agencies from Alaska to the […]

By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Neither the NYPD nor the NYFD were willing to comment publicly about a wanton act of vandalism that occurred this week at Ground Zero of the 9/11 Memorial. Calls and emails to both agencies were not returned. It’s not too difficult to figure out why. There were 343 […]

By Larry Keane Special to TGM As antigun activists have continued their drive to severely restrict gun rights over the past several years, they’ve seemingly stepped on a rake of evidence that shows those efforts are severely misguided. In fact, waltzing through a yard full of rakes is a little more like it. A surge […]

By Dave Workman Only days after TheGunMag.com contributing writer Dean Weingarten finished his two-part series on bear attacks om the U.S., a woman walking her dog Sunday morning in Washington state’s Snohomish County was attacked by a black bear, biting and clawing her. KOMO News in Seattle—the local ABC News affiliate—quoted a wildlife enforcement officer […]