News2A Team

The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a unanimous opinion in the case of Smith & Wesson v. Mexico. The opinion contained some language, written by a liberal Justice, that will likely bode very well for other important firearms-related cases across the country.

Likely driven to action by political pressure, Citigroup has changed its discriminatory policies as they apply to the firearms industry.

A new law in Illinois provides criminal penalties for the victims of firearm theft. Read on to learn more about this new law that will only further penalize the law-abiding while doing nothing to deter crime.

Another blue state is considering legislation for a ban on nearly all semi-automatic long guns. With each proposed ban, it seems to become more broad and sweeping than the last.

Colorado’s new anti-gun law, signed by Governor Jared Polis, disarms residents who carry firearms on their own property during certain voting-related activities, such as a visit from canvassers.

With ongoing and decided court cases on young adult gun bans yielding mixed results nationwide, the NRA has petitioned the Supreme Court to definitively resolve the issue.

Under Pam Bondi’s leadership, the Department of Justice electively ended malicious litigation that was brought by the Biden administration.

A recent bill proposed in Hawaii is rife with infringements and has the classic earmarks of a “slippery slope.” Read on to learn about the most recent absurdity to come out of the land of the “Aloha spirit.”

It seems that when given the chance to act, and having an actual possibility of success, Republicans can’t seem to get out of their own way. Read about one congressman that claims to heavily support the Second Amendment while also refusing to support the removal of suppressors from the National Firearms Act.

Montana’s governor has acted to block so-called “red flag” laws, protecting due process and Constitutional rights by preventing their misuse and potential violations.