• What Florida’s SB896 Could Mean For Guns On College Campuses

    Florida lawmakers are proposing to expand the state’s guardian program to allow certain trained adults to carry firearms on public college and university campuses. Supporters say recent campus shootings at Brown University and Florida State University expose gaps in security, while critics are expected to question the role of firearms in higher education settings.

  • Lawmakers Push Campus Carry As Gun Free Zones Face New Scrutiny

    A New Hampshire proposal known as House Bill 1793 would block public colleges from banning firearms on campus, with supporters arguing that gun free zones leave students vulnerable. University leaders warn the measure could increase costs, legal risks and anxiety about safety, intensifying an already emotional debate over how best to protect students.

  • The US Government Is Suing The Virgin Islands Over It’s Restrictive Gun Laws

    The federal government has filed a lawsuit against the US Virgin Islands, claiming the territory’s gun licensing system unlawfully blocks citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights. The case centers on strict permit rules, home inspections, and limits on how many firearms a person may own, setting up a major legal clash over the balance…

  • Australia To Tighten Already Tight Gun Laws In Wake Of Terrorist Attack

    Australian leaders have vowed sweeping changes to already strict firearm regulations after a deadly Hanukkah shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach left at least fifteen people dead and dozens injured. The attack, labeled an act of antisemitic terrorism, has renewed scrutiny of firearm licensing, domestic intelligence, and the safety of Jewish communities in Australia.

  • New NC Law Lets Armed Staff Carry Concealed Handguns in Private Schools

    A new law in North Carolina lets private school staff and volunteers carry concealed firearms on campus if approved by school leadership. While supporters say this measure helps schools bolster security affordably, critics argue it may negatively impact student mental health and school safety culture.

  • Delaware Handgun Purchases Now Require Firearm Training & Permit

    As of November 16, 2025, Delaware residents must now obtain a permit before purchasing a handgun. The new law includes mandatory training and background checks but offers exemptions for certain groups, including concealed carry license holders and law enforcement.

  • Supreme Court Urged to End Lifetime Gun Ban for Nonviolent Felons

    A coalition of gun rights groups has filed a brief in Duarte v. United States, urging the Supreme Court to overturn the lifetime firearm ban for nonviolent felons. They argue that history shows peaceable citizens, even those with past convictions, retained their right to bear arms.

  • Woman Shoots Attacker in Savannah During Afternoon Home Dispute

    A man was shot in a possible self-defense situation in Savannah, Georgia, after a domestic altercation turned violent. Police say the woman involved fired her firearm during the confrontation, and the man, now charged with assault and trespassing, survived his injuries.

  • Florida Judge Rules 18 to 20-Year-Olds Can Carry Concealed Firearms

    A Broward County judge ruled that Florida’s law banning concealed carry for 18 to 20-year-olds is unconstitutional. The decision supports Second Amendment rights for legal adults and aligns with recent national legal trends challenging restrictive gun laws.