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Minnesota's 5-Year Gun Grab: No Crime, No Conviction, No Mercy
Minnesota Democrats want to strip your guns for five years, hand any officer on scene the power to start the process, and make sure you never see fair market value for what they take — no crime required, no conviction needed.
court ruling10th Circuit to Colorado: Your Ghost Gun Ban May Not Stand
Colorado thought it could bury this case in procedural mud. The Tenth Circuit just dug it back up.
court ruling10th Circuit Punts Colorado 'Ghost Gun' Law—SCOTUS Could Nuke It
The 10th Circuit just handed Colorado's 'ghost gun' law back to a lower court—and the Supreme Court may make the whole exercise pointless by blowing up the ATF authority that holds it together.
threatThey're Coming for the Anti-Registry Firewall—Apr. 28
The single law standing between every gun owner in America and a federal registry just got a congressional hearing date—and the bill waiting in the wings would shred it.
threatWyoming Just Stabbed Gun Owners in the Back
You don't need a gun ban to kill the Second Amendment—you just need a $50,000 legal bill waiting on the other side of a justified shot.
editorialVirginia Therapist Rebrands Gun Control — Don't Fall for It
They couldn't sell it as gun control — so they hired a therapist to sell it as wellness.
court rulingSCOTUS Is About to Decide If Weed Users Lose Their Guns
If you're an Arizona gun owner who legally uses marijuana, federal law already treats you as a criminal—and the Supreme Court is about to decide if that's constitutional.
state lawSC Bill Makes Red Flag Enforcement a FELONY
Enforce a red flag order in South Carolina and you don't just lose your badge—you face a felony charge.
threatRed Flag Laws: They Take Your Guns Before You Say a Word
You're not arrested. You're not charged. You're not even in the room — and a judge just signed away your guns.
threatMichigan's Own Courts Expose Red Flag Seizures—No Hearing Required
Michigan's court system just ratted itself out—releasing a formal judicial report that proves, in its own numbers, how often residents lose their firearms before a single hearing is held.
threatMichigan's Own Courts Just Exposed the Red Flag Machine
Michigan's judicial branch just published the receipts—and they confirm everything Second Amendment advocates have been shouting since Gretchen Whitmer's Democrat supermajority rammed this law through in 2023.
court rulingSCOTUS Took a 2A Case—Then Cut Both 2A Questions Out
The Supreme Court granted cert on a case carrying two Second Amendment questions—then deleted both of them and kept only the unrelated third. That is not a clerical error. That is a decision.
atf actionATF Won't Tell You If Your Pistol Is Illegal—Until It's Too Late
The Biden brace rule is dead and buried—yet ATF just admitted to Gun Owners of America that you may only discover your pistol is "illegal" the moment federal agents decide to charge you.
state law5 States Move to Make Red Flag Enforcement a Felony
Five Republican-led states are making it a felony to enforce red flag orders — and the Bloomberg-funded press is in full panic mode, which tells you exactly how well it's working.
court rulingSCOTUS Blinked: Two 2A Cases Rejected, Rights Left Hanging
The Supreme Court just handed blue-state gun-grabbers another free pass—and most gun owners don't even know what that silence actually means.
court rulingSCOTUS Ghosts 18 Gun Rights Cases — Lower Courts Run Wild
The Supreme Court had 18 chances to defend your Second Amendment rights at its April 24 conference — and took zero of them.
state lawMinnesota's Red Flag Trap: 5 Years, No Pay, No Charges
Minnesota Democrats aren't done. Two years after ramming through a red flag law on a party-line vote, they want the orders to last five years, run 24/7, require zero compensation when your guns are seized—and they want any officer on scene to pull the trigger on the whole process.
state lawSpanberger Signs 3 Anti-Gun Bills at Once—Virginia Falls
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed three gun-restriction bills into law in one sitting—hitting law-abiding Virginians with an age ban, semi-automatic restrictions, and concealed carry rollbacks before the ink could dry on any of them.
atf actionATF Won't Tell You Which Braced Pistols Are Illegal—Until You're Arrested
The Biden brace rule is dead—and the ATF is still hunting braced-pistol owners without telling a single one of them whether they're in the crosshairs.
state lawSC Bill Makes Enforcing Red Flag Orders a Felony
Enforce a red flag gun confiscation order in South Carolina under a new bill, and you don't just lose the argument—you face felony charges.
threatThey Can Take Your Guns Before You're Charged With Anything
No arrest. No charges. No conviction. Just a petition from a neighbor, a coworker, or an ex — and by the time you hear about it, your guns are already gone.
state lawMichigan's Own Courts Expose the Red Flag Machine
Michigan's own judicial branch just published the receipt—hard government data showing exactly how many residents lose their Second Amendment rights before they're charged with anything, let alone convicted.
legislationGreen Berets Can Fight for You—But Can't Carry in 43 States
A Navy SEAL who cleared buildings in Mosul can face felony charges for carrying a pistol at a New Jersey mall—and a new House bill exists precisely because that shameful absurdity has gone on long enough.
state lawEnforce a Red Flag Order in These States? That's a Felony.
Enforce a red flag gun order in South Carolina and you won't just lose your job — you'll face a felony charge. Bloomberg's gun-control press is furious, and that fury tells you everything.
legislationGreen Beret Congressman: SOF Vets Shouldn't Need 50 Permission Slips
The warriors who hunted terrorists in Fallujah come home and have to beg 50 different state legislatures to carry a pistol. Rep. Pat Harrigan just decided that's over.
court rulingSCOTUS Went Silent on 2A — That Silence Has a Price
The Supreme Court just passed on two major Second Amendment cases, and before the ink dried, the anti-gun press declared victory. They're wrong — but if gun owners tune out now, the enemy gets to write the next chapter anyway.
court ruling10th Circuit to Colorado: You Can't Hide Behind SCOTUS
Colorado tried to use a Supreme Court victory as a bulletproof vest for its own gun-control overreach—and the Tenth Circuit just shot that strategy dead.
court ruling10th Circuit Hands Colorado Ghost Gun Law a Death Sentence—On Delay
Colorado's ghost gun serialization law is bleeding out on the courtroom floor, and the Supreme Court is holding the plug.
threatATF Hearing Apr. 28: The Law Blocking a Gun Registry Is on the Table
The one law standing between you and a federal gun registry goes under the microscope April 28—and the people who want it gone are already circling.
atf actionRule's Dead. ATF Still Calling Your Pistol an SBR.
The courts killed the pistol brace rule. ATF's war on your legally purchased firearm? Still very much alive.
state lawSpanberger Just Banned Your AR. Virginia's Fight Back Starts Now.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just made the most commonly owned rifles and pistols in America illegal for law-abiding Virginians — and she did it with one pen stroke.
court rulingSCOTUS Had 18 Shots to Defend 2A. It Took Zero.
Eighteen Second Amendment petitions entered the Supreme Court's April 24 conference. Every single one died there.
state lawWyoming Killed Gun Owner Protections — Your State Probably Did Too
Wyoming just proved that a pro-2A supermajority means absolutely nothing if your legislators won't protect you from being financially destroyed after a lawful self-defense shooting.
legislationVets Bleed for This Country — Why Do They Need a Permit?
A retired Marine who survived Fallujah can be arrested in New Jersey for carrying the same firearm he trusted with his life overseas — and a new bill in Congress just called that what it is: a disgrace.
legislationBill Lets Green Berets & SEALs Carry Anywhere—States Can't Stop Them
California and New York can train their gun laws on America's most elite warriors the moment they cross state lines—a new House bill just called that bluff.
atf actionATF Won't Tell You If Your Brace Is Illegal—Until Arrest
ATF killed the Biden brace rule, let gun owners celebrate—then kept enforcing federal firearms law against braced pistols in the dark, where you can't see the trap until it springs.
court rulingSCOTUS May Restore Gun Rights to Millions of Weed-State Owners
The federal government can currently strip your Second Amendment rights forever because you bought legal marijuana at a state-licensed dispensary — and the Supreme Court is about to decide whether that ends.
court ruling10th Circuit Refuses to Let Colorado's Ghost Gun Law Die Quietly
Colorado's ghost gun serialization law just lost its best shield—and the 10th Circuit made sure the state can't quietly wait it out.
court rulingTenth Circuit Blows Up Colorado's 'Ghost Gun' Legal Shield
Colorado's gun-control architects thought the Supreme Court handed them a bulletproof vest — the Tenth Circuit just told them it doesn't fit.
atf actionATF Lost the Brace War—Now It's Coming for You Individually
The court victory was real. ATF's retreat was not.
legislationThey're Putting the Last Wall Against a Gun Registry on Trial
The one law standing between every legal gun purchase you've ever made and a permanent federal file on your name has a court date: April 28.
state lawSpanberger Just Torched Virginia's 2A — Legal War Starts Now
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just handed Bloomberg's gun-control network one of its biggest state-level wins in years — and every law-abiding Virginian is now paying the price.
legislationDelta Force Can Kill Terrorists—But Can't Carry in California
A Delta Force operator survives three tours in Afghanistan, comes home with a chest full of valor—and gets told by California he needs permission to carry a gun to protect his own family.
legislationVets Can't Carry Nationwide—But Federal Desk Agents Can
A decorated combat veteran can be treated like a criminal for carrying a firearm in an anti-gun state—while a federal desk agent carries nationwide without a second thought.
legislationHouse Bill Lets Special Ops Vets Carry Anywhere — No Permission Slip
A retired Navy SEAL can clear a room in hostile territory — but the moment he lands in California, New York, or Illinois, anti-gun politicians can strip him of his sidearm. A new House bill just called that what it is: a disgrace.
legislationElite Warriors Can't Carry Across State Lines. This Bill Ends It.
The U.S. government trusts these men to kill the enemy in the dark—then strips their right to carry a pistol the moment they cross a state line.
state lawWyoming Killed Its Own Gun Owners—Who's Next?
Wyoming—the gold standard of gun-friendly America—just voted to leave its own law-abiding gun owners financially exposed after a justified self-defense shooting, and every state in the country should be paying attention.
editorialThey Swapped 'Gun Control' for 'Gun Safety'—Don't Fall For It
They couldn't sell you 'gun control'—so now a Virginia therapist is selling you 'gun safety,' and the legislation underneath is identical.
court ruling10th Circuit Revives Colorado Ghost-Gun Ban Fight
Colorado thought it killed the ghost-gun challenge. The Tenth Circuit just brought it back to life.
threatThey're Coming for Tiahrt: Apr. 28 Hearing Could End Gun-Buy Privacy
On April 28, a House subcommittee will hold a hearing specifically targeting the Tiahrt Amendment—the lone legal firewall between your gun purchase records and a fully searchable federal registry.