News2A Team
Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country – Week of August 24
A record-breaking crime report, a hacked ATF, and the first brief in the Supreme Court’s biggest gun case in decades. Quite a week.
Kansas Lawmaker Demands ATF Guidance After Ruling Striking Down NFA
Three weeks after the NFA ruling, the ATF still hasn’t said a word. One congressman just put a deadline on it.
Country Star Dolly Parton’s Passing Reminds Nation of Natural Right to Self Defense
The world is remembering Dolly Parton’s music and generosity. There’s one part of her story almost nobody is telling.
Broken Promises on the Second Amendment: New Hampshire Voters Are Once Burned, Twice Shy
New Hampshire gun owners have backed a candidate who turned on them before. On September 8 they decide whether to risk it again.
New Jersey AG Hires Brady Lawyer to Harass Gun Manufacturers and Dealers with Lawsuits
New Jersey just put a career gun control litigator in charge of suing the firearms industry. His resume tells you exactly what is coming.
Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country – Week of August 17
Pennsylvania floats a wild new theory, Maryland argues a bit too honestly, and millions of acres just opened up for hunters.
New Jersey Raises NICS Admin Fees 200% Citing Elusive Dealer/Firearms Instructors Portal
New Jersey just tripled a fee for a background check system the FBI runs free. Dealers say the promised upgrade may never arrive.
District Court Rules Against ATF, Upholds American Tradition of Making Homemade Firearms
A federal judge just struck down the ATF’s frame-or-receiver rule, and his reasoning reaches back to how Americans have always built guns.
DOJ Announces Process for Restoration of Federal Gun Rights Affecting 30 Million Americans
For the first time in 30 years, Americans who lost their gun rights have a real way to ask for them back. Here’s who qualifies.
Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country – Week of August 10
Maryland blinks at the Supreme Court, a judge tells the ATF no again, and the DOJ makes an admission gun owners have waited years to hear.
Coalition of Gun Rights Groups Sue New York State Over Handgun Ban
New York calls it a ban on ‘convertible pistols.’ Gun rights groups say it quietly outlaws one of America’s most popular handguns.
DOJ and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Dept Reach Settlement in Permit Delay Lawsuit
The DOJ’s first affirmative gun rights lawsuit just paid off, and L.A. County will be living under the terms for years.
