Gun Rights
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Top DOJ official predicts Supreme Court will declare AR-15 rifles legal everywhere in America
"I think there is going to be a ruling eventually from the Supreme Court that AR-15s are legal for all law-abiding citizens to own and operate," Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon tells Just the News.
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Supreme Court to hear gun possession for drug users case
Case centers around a Texas man who was charged with a felony after FBI agents found a pistol, marijuana and cocaine in his home.
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Supreme Court weighs gun owners’ challenge to Illinois transit carry ban
Under the law, concealed carry permit holders are allowed to transport their weapons on trains and buses, but only if they are secured in a locked container and unloaded.
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Wayne LaPierre resigns as leader of NRA
The 74-year-old cited health issues as his reason for resignation, which will take place on Jan. 31.
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Gun Owners of America director says gun sales are rising since Democrats won't address crime
He added that despite the crack down on second amendment rights, it is actually a good time to purchase a firearm.
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In wake of mass shooting, Maine senators eschew assault weapons ban in favor of magazine limits
"High capacity magazines. That’s what enables a shooter in a case like this to just keep on shooting," King said.
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Firearm manufacturer Smith & Wesson leaves Massachusetts for Tennessee
“From where I stand, the next 170 years of Smith & Wesson are looking pretty good,” Smith & Wesson President and CEO Mark Smith said at the grand opening on Saturday in Tennessee, which has less strict gun laws than Massachusetts.
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Parts of Maryland public carry gun ban blocked by federal judge
The law, titled SB 1, placed restrictions on where firearms could be carried.
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California's ban on gun magazines struck down in federal court for the second time
Benitez said in his most recent ruling that the magazine ban was not consistent with California's laws regulating firearms.
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Gun rights group sues New Mexico governor over order banning guns in public
The National Association for Gun Rights asked the U.S. District Court in New Mexico to block implementation of Grisham’s order.
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New Mexico's public health emergency, suspension of gun rights condemned on the left and right
California Democrat Rep. Ted Lieu said Gov. Grisham's actions violated the Constitution.
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Fear of crime is motivating factor behind 49 consecutive months of rising gun sales, experts say
Correlation and causation: Social upheaval and COVID lockdowns are most likely why gun sales are steadily rising, and some experts say, with no end in sight.
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US gun sales top 1 million for 49 consecutive months
The heightened number of gun sales comes even as the Biden administration tries to crack down on firearms.