On Tuesday, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy revealed that the House Republicans have found significant allegations regarding President Biden’s behavior, setting the groundwork for a formal impeachment inquiry. McCarthy affirmed this course of action is a necessary progression to thoroughly investigate and bring to light facts for the American populace. McCarthy assigned House Oversight Committee Chairman […]
In a bold move to address rising gun violence, New Mexico’s Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham recently instituted a 30-day prohibition on the carrying of firearms, openly or concealed, in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County, regardless of permit status. This directive, which came into effect immediately, mandates that aside from law enforcement and licensed security officers, no […]
Beginning September 13, New York state gun retailers will modify their procedure for conducting background checks as per the new law signed by Governor Kathy Hochul last year. Instead of connecting directly with the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) for ammunition background checks, they will now coordinate with the New York State […]
California’s Governor Gavin Newsom is in a position to ratify a new levy on firearms and ammunition following the passage of Assembly Bill 28 by the Democratic members of the assembly on Thursday. The bill, proposed by Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel representing District 46 (encompassing areas of Los Angeles and Ventura counties), stipulates an 11% tax […]
ALBANY, NEW YORK — Two Republican lawmakers from upstate New York, Sen. George Borello and Assemblyman Joseph Giglio, have proposed legislation allowing judges with pistol permits to carry firearms in courtrooms for self-defense and the protection of others. This proposal comes as a response to 2022 gun reforms that designated courts as “sensitive locations” and […]
LANSING, MICHIGAN — The Capitol Commission has voted to permit state lawmakers to carry concealed weapons into the state capitol in Lansing. The decision, which was made by a 4-2 vote, reverses an earlier ban. Now, lawmakers with hidden weapons will be able to enter the building along with police officers, the FBI, and some […]
Hawaii has been one of the states with the most severe infringements on Second Amendment rights. Hawaii became a territory of the United States in 1900. Hawaii became a state in 1959. Hawaii therefore has no history of American laws which apply to the test established by the Supreme Court Bruen decision. History after 1900 is […]
In a recent U.S. District Court hearing, three individuals alongside gun owner advocacy groups requested a preliminary injunction to mandate a specific procedure for the issuance of gun permits by the sheriff. In response, Sheriff Garry McFadden and the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office motioned to have the request dismissed. The lawsuit will partially proceed, as […]
Alaska’s Republican Governor, Mike Dunleavy, has signed House Bill 61 into law, prohibiting the closure of gun stores during state-declared emergencies unless all other businesses are also closed. The move, praised by the NRA and Second Amendment advocates, protects firearm businesses and individuals’ access to firearms and ammunition during crises. The bill was sponsored by […]
