
Fifth Circuit Denies DOJ’s Request to Delay Case Addressing Ban on Carry at Post Offices
The Fifth Circuit denied the Bondi DOJ’s request to delay the post office carry case. Chief Judge Elrod found no compelling reason to wait.
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The Fifth Circuit denied the Bondi DOJ’s request to delay the post office carry case. Chief Judge Elrod found no compelling reason to wait.

A federal judge ruled against Baltimore and Everytown, protecting firearms trace data that could have compromised innocent citizens’ privacy.

The ATF’s proposed rule slightly loosens the definition of ‘unlawful user’ but would still prohibit regular marijuana use, even if rescheduled.

The U.S. Department of Justice agreed to a mutual dismissal in a Second Amendment case challenging the domestic violence protective order gun ban.

Washington’s HB 2321 redefines 3D printers to include milling machines, requiring blocking tech to prevent firearm manufacturing.

Virginia Democrats introduce 15 gun control bills including an 11% excise tax, five-day waiting period, and state gun violence prevention center.

Georgia legislature passes SB204, letting citizens sue municipalities for 2A violations. Damages up to $25,000 plus attorney fees.

Join the NRA Women’s Programs Committee for a free Dessert Social at the Great American Outdoor Show on February 13 in Harrisburg, PA.

In a rare admission, the Bondi DOJ concedes the 1927 ban on mailing handguns is unconstitutional. The government should cease prosecutions.

Rare Breed Triggers wins TRO against open-source FRT designer Timothy Hoffman to protect against patent infringement.

Senator Chris Murphy wants to raise NFA taxes to $4,709. Meanwhile, Republicans surrender pro-Second Amendment victories.

Bad facts make bad law. The Fifth Circuit denied 2A protections in a murder case involving a Glock switch by dodging Bruen entirely.
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