Gun Control

The city of Columbus, Ohio, is attempting to enact gun control in spite of the fact that only the state legislature has the power to regulate firearms.

“Enough is enough. Gun violence in this country is an epidemic that will not end with thoughts and prayers alone.”

The new law broadly prohibits the production, sale, purchase, receipt, transfer, and possession of magazines with a capacity of over 17 rounds.

“We hope people will come together no matter what their beliefs are about guns to make sure the children in our schools are safer in America,” they tweeted.

Students at Grant High School in Portland, Oregon, hosted a walkout Tuesday in support of a gun-control measure on the ballot this November. 

Anti-gun lawmakers in New Jersey are rushing to restrict 2A rights in the wake of the Supreme Court’s landmark Bruen decision, which declared that “may-issue” concealed carry licensing schemes are unconstitutional.

A new gun-control organization has emerged, funded by dark money from progressive donors, and dedicated to the mission of convincing teens and young adults that “guns make us less safe.” 

New York City Mayor Eric Adams this week signed a bill into law that will make Times Square a gun-free zone.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced this week that his office is suing Fleet Farm for negligently selling firearms to straw purchasers.