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Last month, California Attorney General Rob Bonta dropped a bombshell report that will change how handguns are sold in the state.

The message from the government was clear: if you treat your condition with cannabis, you’re suddenly too “dangerous” to be trusted with a gun.

Dealers found themselves losing their livelihoods over clerical slips. Within two years, revocations had surged six-fold.

The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals just dropped a major ruling for gun owners, striking down New Mexico’s seven-day waiting period on firearm purchases.

The question at the heart of the debate was simple but loaded: Does America need more gun control to prevent mass shootings?

For decades, city officials have imposed deliberate delays and bureaucratic hurdles that acted as backdoor restrictions on gun rights

But politics aside, gun owners see something worth celebrating: a Hollywood A-lister who’s not afraid to get behind a trigger and show solid fundamentals.

The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to hear David Robinson Jr. v. United States, a case challenging federal restrictions on short-barreled rifles (SBRs).

Now, the administration is telling banks to knock it off and focus on actual, measurable financial risk.