This Week

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) teamed up with the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms to knock on the Supreme Court’s door again.

In a surprising reveal, whistleblowers within the ATF have exposed a controversial move. The Bureau is reportedly drafting a hefty 1,300-page document to ban private gun sales, a move that’s raising eyebrows and concerns alike.

Here’s the deal: GOA and GOF are standing up for several folks who live nearby but can’t carry concealed in New York.

“I also believe in transparency which is why I can confirm that the Department of Justice is reviewing my campaign’s spending on security services,” Rep. Bush said after the new investigations were announced.

In a turn of events at the Indiana Statehouse this week, State Rep. Jim Lucas (R) drew attention when he openly displayed his firearm to a group of high school students, reports WEHT/WTVW.

A homeowner shot a strange man last week when the intruder forced his way into the Phoenix home last week. 

In Gottlieb’s view, the legislation is an unfair, unproductive, and morally questionable shift of responsibility. His message to lawmakers: focus on the criminals, not the law-abiding citizens.

The study also highlights that 82% of these attacks since 1998 occurred in gun-free zones. Examining the attackers’ writings supports this trend.

Noir pointed out the irony in how Instagram users can easily stumble upon graphic content involving stabbings, shootings, and fatal accidents, yet posting a picture of a firearm can lead to being “throttled” or shadow-banned.