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SC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a FELONY — 5 States Follow
South Carolina just flipped the script — now it's the officials who execute red flag gun grabs who face felony charges, and the Bloomberg machine can't handle it.
court rulingMichigan's Own Courts Just Confirmed Red Flag = Guns First, Rights Never
Michigan's own judiciary just signed the confession: a statewide court report documenting, in the state's own numbers, exactly how many gun owners lose their firearms before they get a single minute in front of a judge.
court rulingSCOTUS Went Silent — Here's Why That's Not Over
The Supreme Court just passed on two major Second Amendment cases — and Bloomberg's media machine is already spiking the football over something that didn't happen.
court ruling18 2A Cases. Zero Grants. SCOTUS Is Choosing Silence.
Eighteen Second Amendment petitions walked into last week's Supreme Court conference. Zero walked out with a grant. That's not a slow docket — that's a pattern.
state lawSpanberger Just Banned Semi-Autos in Virginia—Fight Starts Now
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just signed a semi-automatic firearms ban into law—and if you think that can't survive a Bruen challenge, that's exactly what she's counting on you to believe while the courts drag it out for a decade.
state lawSC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a Felony—12 States Follow
Enforce a red flag order in South Carolina and you don't seize a gun—you earn a felony charge. That's not a warning. That's about to be law.
legislationGreen Beret Lawmaker: Elite Warriors Shouldn't Beg to Carry
The federal government trusted these men and women to run raids in the dark on the other side of the world—then makes them beg a state bureaucrat for permission to carry a pistol at the grocery store.
court rulingMichigan's Own Courts Just Proved Red Flag Laws Are a Trap
Michigan's own judicial branch just released the numbers—and they confirm, in the state's own words, every warning gun owners raised before Gretchen Whitmer ever picked up that pen.
legislationVets Can't Carry Nationwide. A Retired FBI Clerk Can.
A retired FBI desk agent can carry concealed in all 50 states today. A Marine who bled through three tours in Fallujah cannot. Congress wrote that double standard into law — and a new bill is coming to kill it.
legislationGreen Beret Congressman: SEALs & SF Can't Carry in 50 States. He's Fixing It.
A retired Delta Force operator visits his family in New Jersey and can be arrested for carrying the same pistol he used on missions that kept Americans alive.
state lawSC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a FELONY—Bloomberg Is Panicking
South Carolina just made it a felony for any cop to execute a red flag confiscation order—and Bloomberg's gun-control media arm is in full meltdown.
legislationSEALs Need a Politician's Permission to Carry? New Bill Says Hell No
A Green Beret who survived years downrange protecting this country walks into New York—and suddenly needs a politician's permission slip to carry a firearm.
court rulingSCOTUS Ducked. Rogue Circuits Win — For Now.
The Supreme Court just turned away two major Second Amendment cases — and every gun owner in America needs to hear this before the gun-control lobby starts spiking the football: SCOTUS said absolutely nothing.
court rulingDC Court Breaks From 6 Circuits: Mag Bans Are Unconstitutional
A federal court just torched the six-circuit consensus on magazine bans—and the Supreme Court is now staring down the most unavoidable 2A confrontation since *Bruen*.
state lawSpanberger Signs Semi-Auto Ban, Age Limits & Carry Crackdowns
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just signed a package of unconstitutional gun bills into law—semi-automatic restrictions, age-based prohibitions, and concealed carry crackdowns—and every word of it is already headed for court.
court rulingSCOTUS Dodges All 18 Second Amendment Cases—Then Guts Another
Eighteen Second Amendment cases walked into the Supreme Court's conference last week. Zero walked out with a grant—and the one petition the Court *did* take, it gutted of its two 2A questions before saying yes.
court ruling10th Circuit to Colorado: You Can't Kill This Ghost Gun Case
Colorado thought it buried the ghost gun fight. The Tenth Circuit just dug it back up.
atf actionDOJ Becomes Blue States' Gun Confiscation Arm
Five Democrat attorneys general just figured out how to make the federal government do their gun confiscation dirty work—and the DOJ handed them the keys without a single shot fired in court.
legislationVets Who Fought for America Can't Carry in 48 States
A Marine who survived Fallujah can be handcuffed in New Jersey for carrying the same firearm he carried into combat—while an EPA desk clerk walks the same street fully armed and untouchable.
threatATF Won't Tell You Which Braces Are Illegal—Until You're Arrested
The Biden brace rule is dead — and ATF is still hunting brace owners, refusing to say which configurations are illegal until they show up at your door.
legislationCongress: Special Ops Warriors Can Carry—No State Permission Needed
New York can't strip a Navy SEAL of his carry rights. California can't make a Delta Force operator beg for a permit. A new House bill would make that the law of the land.
legislationNY Can't Disarm a Navy SEAL — This Bill Fixes That
A retired Navy SEAL walks into New York City and legally can't carry a firearm. Rep. Pat Harrigan — combat Green Beret turned congressman — just introduced the bill that ends that insanity.
editorialThe 'Common Ground' Con: VA Therapist's Word Games Cost You Rights
A Virginia therapist is offering gun owners a seat at the table—but the only thing on the menu is your rights.
state lawSpanberger Opens the Gate Youngkin Held Shut for 4 Years
The day Abigail Spanberger replaced Glenn Youngkin, Bloomberg's years of investment in Virginia finally paid off—and law-abiding gun owners in the Commonwealth woke up criminals under laws they never voted for.
court ruling10th Circuit to Colorado: Your Ghost Gun Ban Isn't Safe Yet
Colorado thought the Supreme Court's ghost gun ruling buried this fight. The Tenth Circuit just dug it back up.
atf actionDOJ Becomes Blue States' Gun-Ban Repo Man
The DOJ just agreed to seize your property and keep it—not because any federal law commands it, but because five Democrat attorneys general asked nicely enough.
legislationVets Can't Carry Where Park Rangers Can—This Bill Ends It
A combat veteran crossing a state line has fewer carry rights than a federal park ranger who's never heard a shot fired in anger—and a new bill moving through Congress is done pretending that's acceptable.
legislationWhy Can California Disarm a Delta Operator?
America trusts these warriors to carry weapons in the most dangerous places on earth—then California and New Jersey get to disarm them at the state line.
court ruling10th Circuit Rips Open Colorado's Ghost Gun Ban
Three federal judges just told Colorado's courts they got it wrong—and sent the state's ghost gun ban back to face a constitutional reckoning it never finished.
atf actionDOJ Caves: Blue States Get to Keep Your Seized Triggers Forever
The federal government seized your trigger switch, decided not to charge you with anything, and then cut a deal to make sure you never get it back anyway.
threatVirginia Therapist Calls It 'Gun Safety.' It's Not.
They buried 'gun control' because it kept losing at the polls — so now a Virginia therapist is touring media outlets with the same agenda in a lab coat, calling it 'gun safety.'
legislationThey Can't Disarm You, So They're Going to Bankrupt You
You draw, you stop the threat, the DA clears you — and then the bill arrives. Six figures. No recovery. No recourse. Welcome to the real gun-control strategy.
legislationDean's Bill Would Build a Gun Registry Without Saying So
Rep. Madeleine Dean has a bill that would create a permanent federal record of your legal gun purchase—and she's walking it into a House hearing on April 28 without ever using the word 'registry.'
editorialNRA Balanced Its Books—Your Suppressor Still Trapped in the NFA
The NRA walked out of Houston with clean financials and a fresh reputation—and left 5.7 million suppressors exactly where the gun-control lobby needs them: registered, taxed, and one political wind-shift from gone.
state lawStates Make Red Flag Enforcement a FELONY—Bloomberg Panics
South Carolina just drew a line in the sand: enforce a red flag order on a law-abiding gun owner, and you're a felon.
threatThey Can Take Your Guns in Hours—Before You Say a Word
A neighbor makes a phone call. A judge you've never met signs a piece of paper. And before you've spoken a single word in your own defense, law enforcement is at your door for your guns.
state lawSC Makes Red Flag Enforcement a Felony—States Are Following
South Carolina just made it a felony to enforce a red flag gun confiscation order on state soil—and it's not alone.
state lawMichigan's Own Courts Expose the Red Flag Trap
Michigan's own court system just handed gun owners the receipts—and the state's first-ever comprehensive judicial report on red flag confiscations confirms every warning Second Amendment advocates issued the day Gretchen Whitmer signed this law.
victoryVA Stops Disarming Veterans Who Never Committed a Crime
The federal government was disarming veterans—not because they broke the law, but because they asked for help managing their own benefits check.
legislationFBI Ignores Its Own Law—Dealers Are Flying Blind on Stolen Guns
The FBI has had a legal mandate to arm gun dealers with stolen-firearm data since 2022. A compliance software vendor just had to write the instruction manual the FBI never did.
court rulingSCOTUS Gutted the One 2A Case It Actually Took
The Supreme Court had 18 loaded chambers last week. It fired exactly once—and removed the bullets first.
atf actionATF Won't Say Which Braces Are Illegal—Until You're Arrested
You think killing the Biden brace rule made you safe. ATF just told Gun Owners of America you'll find out you're wrong when the handcuffs go on.
nfaNRA Fixed Its Books — The NFA Trap Is Still Armed
The NRA left Houston with cleaner books and a shinier image — and left every suppressor owner in America sitting in a federal database, waiting for the next ATF director to decide what to do with that list.
legislationA Bureaucrat Killed Suppressor Freedom—No Senator Needed
No floor vote. No senator on record. No fingerprints. A single procedural ruling just buried suppressor deregulation—and every politician who feared the vote is sleeping great tonight.
legislationMinnesota's Red Flag Bill: 5 Years, No Crime, No Paycheck
Minnesota lawmakers want to take your guns for five years, hand any patrol officer the power to start the clock, and strip the requirement to pay you a single dollar for what they seize—all before you've been charged with anything.
state lawVirginia Just Fell: Spanberger Signs the Full Bloomberg Package
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger just handed the gun-control lobby their biggest state-level win of the year—and every single law she signed has a constitutional target on its back.
state law21 States Can Take Your Guns Before You're Charged
In 21 states plus Washington D.C., you can lose your firearms before you are charged with anything—before a jury hears a single word, before you step foot in a courtroom to defend yourself.
legislationGreen Berets Can't Carry in NYC — This Vet's Bill Ends That
The U.S. government trusts Special Forces soldiers with classified kill missions in hostile territory — then strips their right to carry a pistol in downtown New York City.
legislationByrd Rule Kills Suppressor Fast-Track—The Real Fight Starts Now
Gun-control groups just claimed a 'victory' they didn't win—and if gun owners don't understand the difference between a procedural punt and a policy defeat, the left will spend the next decade pretending they do.
state lawSC Bill Makes Red Flag Enforcement a Felony—States Are Watching
South Carolina just turned the tables on red flag laws: a new bill would make it a felony—not a fine, not a write-up, a felony—for any law enforcement officer who shows up to confiscate your guns without a conviction.