The Supreme Court has upheld federal restrictions on untraceable firearms, ruling 7-2 in favor of requiring serial numbers and background checks for ghost gun kits.

Supreme Court Upholds Federal Restrictions on Untraceable Firearms

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday to uphold federal regulations targeting so-called “ghost guns,” a category of untraceable firearms that can be assembled at home. In a 7-2 decision, ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments March 27, 2025
Sweden plans stricter gun laws following a mass shooting at a school in Örebro that left ten dead. The government is considering tougher licensing rules and a ban on certain semi-automatic rifles.

Sweden Moves to Tighten Gun Laws Following Deadly School Shooting

Sweden’s government is planning to strengthen gun regulations after a mass shooting at an adult education center in Örebro left ten people dead, making it one of the deadliest attacks ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments February 8, 2025
Kash Patel faces Senate scrutiny as Trump’s pick for FBI director. Lawmakers debate his past roles, handling of intelligence, and political ties ahead of a key confirmation vote.

Senate Scrutinizes Kash Patel’s FBI Nomination Amid Concerns Over Past Conduct

Senate Democrats are raising concerns over the nomination of Kash Patel as the next FBI director, citing past actions and statements that have drawn criticism from both sides of the ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments January 29, 2025
New Jersey AG Matthew Platkin leads a coalition of states to protect federal gun safety rules under threat from the incoming Trump administration.

New Jersey Leads Coalition to Defend Federal Gun Safety Rules as Trump Administration Threatens Reversal

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin has taken the lead in a coalition of over a dozen states to safeguard critical federal firearm safety measures that could be rolled ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments January 18, 2025
National Firearms Commerce and Trafficking Assessment (NFCTA): Protecting America from Trafficked Firearms

Latest Report on U.S. Gun Trafficking Exposes Alarming Trends, Proposes Key Policy Changes

The Justice Department has released the final volume of the National Firearms Commerce and Trafficking Assessment (NFCTA), concluding a historic multi-year study by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments January 12, 2025
Republican senators are calling for swift confirmation of Trump's Cabinet picks, urging 24/7 FBI background checks amid ongoing disagreements over the process.

GOP Senators Urge Swift Confirmation of Trump’s Cabinet Picks Amid Background Check Disagreements

As President-elect Donald Trump’s administration prepares for its official start, Republican lawmakers are urging an expedited confirmation process for his Cabinet nominees. Texas Senator John Cornyn voiced strong support for ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments January 10, 2025
A federal agent is suing New York over a firearms ban stemming from a voluntary mental health stay years ago. His case highlights constitutional challenges to state gun laws and raises concerns about due process for those seeking mental health care.

Federal Agent Files Lawsuit After Gun Purchase Denial

Edmund J. Susman Jr., a seasoned federal agent tasked with protecting diplomats and investigating terrorist threats, finds himself in an unexpected legal battle. Despite holding a top-secret security clearance and ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments January 7, 2025

Texas Judge Temporarily Halts Biden Administration’s New Gun Background Check Rule

A federal judge in Texas has issued a temporary block on a new rule from the Biden administration that mandates background checks for gun sellers at gun shows and online. ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments June 19, 2024

Tennessee House Passes Controversial School Gun Bill Amidst Public Outcry

In a contentious session, Tennessee House Republicans approved a bill allowing certain school staff to carry concealed handguns, sparking public outrage and protests. If signed into law by Republican Gov. ... Read MoreRead More

0 Comments April 25, 2024