What started as a domestic dispute in Washington State turned into a deadly scene and now we’re learning more about the people caught in the middle of it.

The U.S. House just passed the Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at keeping traditional ammo and tackle in play on public lands and protecting the funding that comes with it.

Less than 1% of Massachusetts residents currently hold a hunting license.

In a new letter to the Commerce Department, Warren and Rep. Gregory Meeks are demanding detailed data on U.S.-made semi-auto firearms shipped overseas, including who’s buying them, where they’re going, and how they’re being tracked.

The SMASH system is designed specifically to help soldiers track and engage those fast-moving aerial targets.

“Once you get to the part where there’s this much debt… there’s really no way out of it other than they’re going to default.”

It’s a direct shot at some of the most commonly owned pistols in America.

And if you own a braced pistol, this is one you’ll want to pay attention to. Let’s rewind for a second.

According to the settlement in Antonyuk v. James, New York officials have agreed to a permanent injunction blocking enforcement of the rule. That means no more fishing expeditions through your Instagram, Facebook, or whatever you said about politics three summers ago.