September 17, 2026

Group That Pushed Mexico Into Lawsuit Against Gun Makers at It Again

Mexico’s ill-fated lawsuit against the gun industry was a case of knowing what was inevitable.

DOJ Signals Lawsuit Is Coming Over Minnesota’s ’30 Day’ Waiting Period

Just a day after filing suit over San Jose, California’s outrageous $1,600 concealed carry permitting fee, the Justice Department is putting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and the mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul on notice that the state’s regulations on the sale of handguns and certain rifles are the agency’s next target unless changes are made.

Seattle’s Gun Violence Strategy Is Long on Programs and Short on Proof

Seattle’s mayor has announced yet another plan to reduce gun violence, and once again taxpayers are being told that more programs, more government coordination, more spending and more restrictions on lawful gun ownership are the answer.

California, School Police, and ‘Weapons of War’ We Call Modern Sporting Rifles

California has long been hell on private citizens owning just about any kind of firearm, but the so-called assault weapon is one of the focuses of the state’s anti-gunners’ ire.

SAF, FPC Urge Supreme Court to Grant Cert to New York ‘Sensitive Places’ Case

The Concealed Carry Improvement Act (which did nothing to improve concealed carry) was rushed into law by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul after the Supreme Court struck down the state’s “may issue” permitting scheme four years ago.

The Case for Real Rights Restoration

The Second Amendment doesn’t exist in a vacuum.