“Tag: cases”

The position on court packing is so tenuous that a presidential commission on the subject wouldn’t dare recommend it.

Now is a time for nationwide, American flag waving bash with fireworks painting our skies red, white and blue.

After a pro-Second Amendment U.S. Supreme Court ruling, California went after gun owners.

Freedom is under attack in the Beaver State.

Today’s gun-control “experts” masquerade as an authority on firearms and are buoyed by a similarly partial mainstream media, but we can still fight back with facts and the truth.

If you’ve ever wondered why nonviolent felonies should disqualify someone from their Second Amendment rights for life, then you’re asking the same question a court just did.

Last year’s Bruen decision was not the end of the gun-control debate in America. Rather, it merely opened up new fronts in an ongoing struggle.

In a major victory for California gun owners, a district court judge has struck down—for the second time—the state’s law banning firearm magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition.

This decision is a landmark development in one of the most closely watched First Amendment cases in the nation.