Jordan Michaels

Some congresspeople have decided to take their personal safety into their own hands.

The National Rifle Association announced last week its intention to file voluntary chapter 11 bankruptcy to escape what it believes are politically motivated attacks by New York’s attorney general.

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Several gun-related businesses and organizations have reported this week that big tech companies have launched de-platforming campaigns as part of the larger purge of anyone considered even tangentially connected to President Trump.

In a sudden reversal of a previous ruling, a commission that manages the Michigan State Capitol building voted unanimously yesterday to ban openly carried firearms at the capitol.

Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts said in an op-ed this week that credit card companies like Visa and Mastercard should begin prohibiting the sale of “ghost gun” kits and “core components.”

The woman shot and killed by Capitol Police this week during an invasion of Congress has been identified as a 14-year Air Force Veteran named Ashli Babbitt.

The Denver police have seized firearms from a Colorado man who made threats against the state’s attorney general, but the AG has decided not to press charges.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a “stand your ground” bill into law on Monday that eliminates a person’s duty to retreat when faced with a life-threatening situation.