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Arlington's Soros-Backed Prosecutor Let a Machine-Gun Shooter Walk. He's Now Charged With Murder.
Malachi Rawlings walked into a Ballston apartment building on New Year's Day 2025 carrying an illegally converted machine gun and opened fire in the lobby. Arlington County's...
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Missouri Sues the ATF Over Suppressors, and Its Co-Plaintiff Is a Sitting County Sheriff
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway sued the ATF on September 8, asking a federal judge to declare that the government can no longer force law-abiding gun owners...
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Montgomery County Banned Guns at Synagogues. It Just Admitted in Court It's Never Once Enforced the Law.
Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown tomorrow, and members of the Silver Spring Jewish Center in Montgomery County, Maryland, still do not know whether the armed volunteers who...
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Trump's NFA Pardons Free Shane Cox and Jeremy Kettler. The Ruling That Silencers Aren't "Arms" Is Still Law.
President Trump pardoned four men convicted under the National Firearms Act late Friday, and two of them never spent a night in prison. Shane Cox and Jeremy...
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Maryland Quit Its Own Supreme Court Appeal After Wolford, Then Told the Justices Wolford Changes Nothing in Novotny v. Moore
Maryland quit its own Supreme Court appeal on August 13 after the justices gutted the private-property carry rule in Wolford v. Lopez. Four days later the state...
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Louisiana Lets 18-Year-Olds Carry Without a Permit, Then Refuses to Issue Them One. FPC Says That Puts 1,336 School Zones Off Limits.
Ella Pool is old enough to carry a concealed handgun in Louisiana without a permit. She is too young to be issued one. The Firearms Policy Coalition...
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Minnesota Honors Carry Permits From New York and California. It Rejects Florida's. A Georgia Trucker Just Took That to the Supreme Court.
A Georgia long-haul truck driver has asked the Supreme Court to rule that Minnesota cannot ignore the carry permits Florida and Georgia issued him. Minnesota's response, filed...
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Second Amendment Foundation Files the First Merits Brief in the Supreme Court's AR-15 Case. It Asks the Justices to Break No New Ground.
The Second Amendment Foundation and the Firearms Policy Coalition filed their opening merits brief at the Supreme Court on Friday, asking the justices to rule that AR-15-platform...
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ATF Breach Declared a 'Major Incident.' The Agency Still Won't Say What the Hackers Took.
Hackers breached a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives computer system, and senior Justice Department officials declared it a "major incident." That phrase is a legal...
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New York Makes Sharing 3D Gun Files a Crime on Tuesday. The Printer Ban Behind It Is One Feasibility Finding Away.
Starting Tuesday, handing a 3D-printable gun file to almost anyone in New York is a crime. The same law sets up a ban on selling any 3D...
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NRA, SAF and FPC Sue New York Over a Glock Ban That Sends Dealers to Prison for Seven Years
Three of the largest gun rights groups in the country sued New York on August 13 over a law that turns selling a factory stock Glock into...
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DOJ Lets Texas NFA Ruling Stand on Suppressors and Short-Barreled Rifles, But Not for Every Gun Owner
The Justice Department let the clock run out. A Texas federal judge's ruling knocking out National Firearms Act registration for suppressors and short-barreled rifles took effect at...
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