Brandon Curtis
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U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi has announced the formation of a Department of Justice task force dedicated to protecting Second Amendment rights, directly opposing the Biden administration’s perceived anti-gun policies.
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A woman in Humble, Texas, successfully defended herself with a knife during an attempted carjacking. The suspect, Shadrach Iyere, was later arrested and charged with aggravated robbery.
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Tesla Driver Fires 17 Shots in Alleged Self-Defense in Kansas City Road Rage Incident, Video Shows A Different Story
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A Lansing, Kansas man is facing felony charges after shooting at a van during a road rage incident in Kansas City. He claims he acted in self-defense after being threatened, but evidence suggests he had multiple opportunities to de-escalate.
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In southwest Houston, a bystander shot a suspected thief in the leg after catching him rummaging through a storage unit and allegedly reaching into his pocket. Police say the incident is being investigated as a potential case of self-defense, and the suspect is expected to survive.
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A domestic dispute at a northeast Wichita hotel escalated into a self-defense shooting Friday night. A 33-year-old woman shot her boyfriend after he threatened her and hotel staff, leaving him in critical condition.
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A 17-year-old student from Memorial High School in Frisco, Texas was fatally stabbed by another teen during a track meet altercation over seating. The incident has sparked grief throughout the community and raised questions about safety and security at school events.
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Woman Shoots Intruder in Self-Defense During Home Invasion, Other Resident Arrested For Shooting Tires
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A man from Slidell, Louisiana, was shot in the leg during a home invasion after forcing his way into a residence and assaulting a woman. The woman defended herself with a firearm, and both the intruder and another man involved now face criminal charges.
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A Nampa homeowner has been cleared of any wrongdoing after fatally shooting an attacker who showed up intoxicated and violent. Prosecutors determined the homeowner acted in lawful self-defense under Idaho’s Stand Your Ground laws.
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In a world where technology continues to evolve faster than common sense, a new app called PrintAlert AI has hit the market—and it’s already turning heads… literally. Designed by a Silicon Valley startup with absolutely zero firearms experience, the app uses artificial intelligence, your phone’s camera, and a generous amount of overconfidence to determine whether…
