“Tag: department of justice”

Frank Miniter looks at Chicago’s murder rate in contrast to federal prosecution of violent criminals.

Stacy Washington explores the effort in the U.S. Congress to defund an Obama-era banking regulation that hurts law-abiding companies in the firearm industry.

Frank Miniter explores how a recent court ruling could endanger gun owner privacy under an anti-Second Amendment administration.

Thirteen indictments have been announced for federal gun crimes

Lee County, Virginia was attempting to arm school staff to improve security.

A new survey showing where criminals get their guns proves why gun control legislation is so ineffective at reducing crime. The frustrating thing is, anti-gun lawmakers know the truth, yet continue to push their agenda to control America’s law-abiding gun owners.

The intent of this is clear: They want to know how easy it will be to fire him, so they can thereby protect money going to anti-Second Amendment research, if Joe Biden is sworn in as president on January 20.

When dealing with the federal government, experience doesn’t just add nuance to an understanding of the system. Often, interactions with the federal bureaucracy harden earned cynicism.

Dr. John R. Lott Jr., founder and CEO of the Crime Prevention Research Center, recently sat down with Frank Miniter, America's 1st Freedom Editor in Chief, to discuss his stint in the U.S. Department of Justice.