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Washington State gun rights activists are now faced with another challenge, which some consider an outrage, as the state Department of Commerce is soliciting proposals…to support an early June event called “Together We End Gun Violence (TWEGV).”
Anti-gun Democrats in Rhode Island appear poised to pass a sweeping ban on so-called “assault weapons” while the tiny state’s gun owners are girding for battle.
In office less than a month, President Donald Trump has been shaking things up, and rattling some political cages in the process, and now Rasmussen Reports is offering what might be his first “report card”
After a crazed killer opened fire at the Risbergska School in Örebro’s Västhaga district about 125 miles west from Stockholm on Tuesday, the U.S. media is paying very close attention to what is happening in Sweden.
David Hogg, co-founder of a youth gun prohibition movement following the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, has been elected one of three vice chairs of the Democratic National Committee.
A national gun rights organization has announced a nationwide television advertising campaign encouraging America’s gun owners to sign a Petition to Congress in support of national concealed carry reciprocity
Washington state gun owners are now outraged over the introduction of House Bill 1504, a measure which would prohibit not just the purchase, but the possession of a firearm unless that gun is “Insured…
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is making headlines for pushing the same tired gun control agenda as former President Joe Biden did in response to December’s fatal school shooting in Madison
The first public hearing on a gun control bill during this year’s Washington State legislative session appears to have set a familiar tone for the debate on gun rights versus restrictions.
The Rasmussen poll may have been the harshest for the aging Biden, who will be remembered by 48 percent of its respondents as “one of the worst presidents in American history.”
The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2025 is already picking up support from major gun rights organizations.
The long-awaited oral arguments before the Washington State Supreme Court in the case of State of Washington v. Gator’s Custom Guns Inc., are scheduled to be heard Tuesday, Jan. 14 at 9 a.m. in Olympia.
Homicides in Washington state declined in 2024, according to data posted at two popular sites on “X” (formerly Twitter), at the same time the number of active concealed pistol licenses rose above 700,000.
Underscoring their nature as grinches, Democrats in Washington state pre-filed House Bill 1132 on Christmas Eve, which establishes limits on purchasing guns and ammunition.
If the past 12 months have taught us anything as a nation, it would have to be that gun control has actually failed in its purported mission of preventing criminals from getting guns
If there was any doubt among Washington state gun owners that the state Democratic party is joined at the hip with the gun prohibition lobby in Seattle, it has been removed by the revelation of the party’s 2025 tax agenda.
With a month remaining before history and the 2025 calendar sweep him out of office, President Joe Biden will leave the White House with his “legacy” in tatters; a testament to his career of bluster, dishonesty and gun control extremism.
Attorney William Kirk, president of Washington Gun Law, has just posted a 10-minute YouTube video titled “How Washington State Wants to Disarm You in 2025.”
The Arizona Department of Health Services (AZDHS) just put a lump of coal in the stockings of Second Amendment activists in the state by recommending that firearms be removed from households where children are present.
Head north to Seattle, where the U.S. Attorney’s Office there has just successfully prosecuted Dion Jamar Cooper, a resident of suburban Kent, who reportedly managed the straw purchases of more than 130 firearms.
The establishment media is continuing its game of using different terms than “gun control” to describe ongoing efforts designed to infringe, impair and restrict the right to keep and bear arms, a practice some folks have dubbed “camo-speak.”
Controversy surrounds President Joe Biden’s decision to pardon his son, Hunter. Delve into the reactions from the firearms community and the implications for the future.
Despite rhetoric about gun shows, firearms purchased from gun shows are the least likely to be used in crimes (0.8%), and those purchased from an FFL dealer by the offender are used in only 1.3% of crimes.
To suggest the gun control crowd is in a panic might be an understatement, as they worry about all of the gun laws which have been adopted, especially in blue states, that may fall under constitutional scrutiny
89 percent of Democrats want tougher gun control laws and fewer Democrats own guns now than they did during the period of 2007-2012.
The Washington State Patrol background check system came back online Sunday at 1 p.m., according to WSP spokesman Chris Loftis, but this may not appease angry gun owners
Background checks in Washington State are “on hold” while computer techs are trying to fix some system “infiltration,” which has created problems with the entire court system.
The gun prohibition lobby is promising to double-down its efforts to push through more restrictive gun laws in the wake of Donald Trump’s momentous election victory.
In a hard-fought congressional race described by The Reload as “an interesting test case for how potent gun politics can still be,” Democrat Maine Congressman Jared Golden has apparently kept his seat.
The silver lining of Donald J. Trump’s re-election as the 47th President Tuesday is that for the next two, and possibly four years, he will be able to fill federal court vacancies, including any open seats on the U.S. Supreme Court.
