News2A Team
DOJ Inaction Secures Victory in Range v. Attorney General Second Amendment Case
Yet another win rolls in for the Second Amendment. While this ruling is narrow and limited to the plaintiff, it sets precedent likely to be useful in other cases around the country.
SCOTUS Denial Stands as Final Victory For Young Minnesotans’ Gun Rights
Young adults in Minnesota, ages 18-20, just received a fantastic final result in their favor when the U.S. Supreme Court denied cert in the case of Jacobson v. Worth. Read on to find out what rights were restored.
Declassified Biden-Era Memo Shows Massive Disarmament Agenda
Thanks to the Trump administration’s commitment to transparency, the American public is being exposed to more classified information than perhaps any other time in history. The Biden administration, while claiming to have no plans to “take everyone’s guns,” had issued a classified memo aimed at doing exactly that… and more.
Colorado Governor Signs Bill Restricting Nearly All Semi-Automatic Firearms
Jared Polis, governor of Colorado, has signed into law a sweeping and unconstitutional law banning some of the most common and ubiquitous firearms in existence.
Is Pam Bondi Protecting the Second Amendment? See Our Near-Realtime Ratings
Pam Bondi’s Questionable Track Record on Second Amendment Issues President Trump, in his second term, appointed Pam Bondi as U.S. Attorney General and she was
1st Circuit Appeals Court Pauses Maine’s 72-Hour Waiting Period on Firearms
It seems that the First Circuit Court of Appeals feels that a case against Maine’s 72-hour waiting period when purchasing firearms has more than a 50% change of succeeding on the merits.
U.S. Congressional Candidate, Linda McMahon, Talks With News2A
We got together with New Jersey native, Linda McMahon, for a chat. Linda is running for Congress to represent the 3rd district in the U.S. House of Representatives. Read on to learn more about her views on the Second Amendment, immigration, parental rights, and more.
Judge Allows NSSF to Reopen Suit Against New Jersey, Citing Credibility Issues
A U.S. district court judge has allowed National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) to reopen it’s lawsuit against the state of New Jersey challenging the so-called “public nuisance” law that has been used to sue Glock as well as firearms dealers.
District Court Dismisses Case Against New Jersey’s Firearm Permitting Schemes
Recently, a U.S. District Court judge dismissed a sweeping lawsuit challenging numerous provisions of New Jersey’s complex and oppressive firearms permitting scheme. Read on to find out more.
Recent Court Filing Shows Department of Justice Reexamining Concealed Carry Permitting Schemes
The Department of Justice filed a motion for a 30-day extension to respond in the case of GOA v. DOJ pertaining to Michigan’s concealed carry licensing regime.
News2A’s Guest Appearance on Gun for Hire Radio — March 30, 2025
On March 30, 2025, News2A’s Shawn and Grant were the guests on Anthony Colandro’s Gun for Hire Radio broadcast. If you’d like to get to know the team better, and you have a perfectly good hour to waste, tune in!
Highlights of H.R.38 – Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act
The idea of concealed carry reciprocity has been floating around for years. With a pro-Second Amendment administration in the White House, H.R. 38 has a chance of passing both houses and being signed into law by the President. Here, we’ve highlighted some of the interesting parts of the bill.
