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How the NRA Finally Got Relief from the Pistol Brace Rule

Federal Judge Rules Millions of NRA Members Exempt From ATF Pistol Brace Rule

Federal judge has blocked ATF from enforcing its pistol brace rule for millions of members of the National Rifle Association as the appeals process plays out.

2 More Governors Block Credit Card Companies From Tracking Gun Sales

Indiana and Utah join seven other states in passing laws banning the use of codes to track firearms and ammunition sales.

Gun Control Advocates Set Their Sights on Gun Industry Trade Group

National gun control organization responsibility for NRA's legal problems, is sighting firearms industry trade organization, and is calling people to join fight.

South Carolina Becomes 29th State to Allow Carrying Firearms Without a License

A gun rights advocate says a growing number of legislatures are sending a message to the federal government by expanding Second Amendment protections.

Veteran Reporter Catherine Herridge Held in Contempt for Refusing to Disclose News Source

Judge found Catherine Herridge in contempt of court for refusing to identify sources used for investigative series relating to FBI probe into Chinese scientist.
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Gun Rights Groups Asks Supreme Court to End Illinois Gun, Magazine Ban

Two Second Amendment advocacy groups petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments against Illinois’s ban on certain semiautomatic firearms and magazines.

‘No One Will Lay a Finger on Your Firearms’ If I’m Elected: Trump Promises...

However, if Joe Biden is reelected, ‘your gun rights will be gone,’ he warned against his likely 2024 opponent. Former President Donald Trump vowed to...

Washington State Democrats: Using Ammo a ‘Privilege’ That Needs to Be Taxed

2024 session of Washington Legislature’s ended with slew of Democrat-backed gun control proposals, including taxing people for “privilege” of using ammunition.
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Pennsylvania Gun Restrictions for Adults Under 21 Struck Down by Federal Court

Pennsylvania’s ban on adults under 21 carrying guns in public violates the U.S. Constitution, a federal court ruled on Jan. 18.
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Advocates Outraged That Feds Asked Banks to Search Customers’ ‘Religious Texts’ Purchases

The federal government flagged transactions for religious texts, according to documents obtained by the House Judiciary Committee
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Gun Bans in Post Offices Violate 2nd Amendment, Judge Says

Federal judge in Florida ruled U.S. government’s decision to arrest man for possessing firearm in post office violated his Second Amendment right to bear arms.

Federal Judge Blocks California’s Concealed Carry Restrictions Banning Firearms in Most Public Places

Controversial CA law banning licensed gun holders from carrying firearms in multiple locations across state was temporarily blocked by a federal judge.