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The court struck down Illinois’ Firearm Owner Identification (FOID) card requirement for possessing a firearm in the home—and honestly, it’s about time.

To pull another line from Shakespeare’s Hamlet, “Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.” Or in this case – Washington, D.C.

“For six weeks, from Memorial Day to the Fourth of July, you can get your ammunition, your firearms, and your accouterments tax-free,” DeSantis said at the state Capitol this week.

The decision in United States v. Brown marks the second time a court has struck down such a ban, raising questions about the future of automatic firearm regulations in the U.S.

If the Democratic National Committee was looking for a way to show they learned absolutely nothing from their 2024 election losses, they just nailed it.

“This new line was a long time coming, and we are excited they are finally available to the public and dealers,” said Simon Khiabani, owner and founder of SK Guns.

Available in four 9mm configurations, consumers can now choose between a 3.1-inch or 3.6-inch barrel, two models that include 12, 15, and 17-round magazines, as well as two 10-round compliant variants.

After nearly two decades on YouTube, over 11.8 million subscribers, and a whopping 2.5 billion views, Matt is pulling the plug on his larger-than-life online presence.

Over in the Pacific Palisades, some folks hired private armed security to keep their properties safe. One resident didn’t mince words, warning looters, “Good luck with that. If you want to get shot, that’s what you can do.”