“Tag: SCOTUS”

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case the state of New York didn’t want the Court to accept, as state officials don’t want to be held accountable for using their regulatory authority in a blatant attack on the NRA’s First Amendment rights.

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

A New York judge recently ordered the state of New York to pay the NRA in legal fees following last year’s landmark Bruen decision.

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.

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.

A mountain of fees, regulations and more is making it increasingly difficult for many law-abiding Americans to exercise their Second Amendment rights. This is what gun-control proponents want.

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.

Attacks on gun owners’ First Amendment rights are one more way in which anti-freedom officials are coming for your Second Amendment rights.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s recent comments are an admission she is obstructing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.