News2A Team

President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, who was just pardoned by his father.

The Hunter Biden Pardon, Facts and Future Implications

As most people know by now, President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, was convicted of federal gun crimes and his father gave the nation his word he would not pardon him. As is common with politicians, he changed his mind and issued a sweeping pardon for him. Read about what this covers and whether or not the average gun owner might be able to benefit from it.

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A colorful sign that says Memphis

2A Coalition Sues Memphis for Violating State Preemption Law

The city of Memphis, Tennessee, has enacted a carry ban, an “assault weapon” ban, and local red flag laws, all in direct violation of the state’s preemption law, which prohibits such measures. Second Amendment rights groups are taking the city to court, challenging what they argue is illegal and unconstitutional overreach.

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New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin and Ravi Ramanathan, director of the Statewide Affirmative Firearms Enforcement (SAFE) office.

New Jersey AG Uses ‘Public Nuisance’ Law to Sue Two FFLs Over Lawful Ammo Sales

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin and Statewide Affirmative Firearms Enforcement (SAFE) Office Director Ravi Ramanathan announced today that they are suing two NJ firearms retailers over lawful ammunition sales. The lawsuits invoke the state’s new “public nuisance” law, designed as a workaround to the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA).

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President-Elect Donald J. Trump and Vice President-Elect JD Vance.

Trump Wins Presidency, Pro-Gun Candidates Sweep Races

A historic and unprecedented victory for freedom, security, and likely the Second Amendment: Former U.S. President Donald J. Trump has been elected as the 47th President of these great United States. In a clear sign that Americans are fed up with the failed policies and rights suppression of the left, pro-2A candidates swept races nationwide.

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The US Court of Appeals for the District of Colombia.

Appeals Court Decides Mass Shootings A Reason to Ban Magazines

The DC Court of Appeals recognized that so-called “extra-large capacity magazines”—in this case, those holding 17 rounds—are indeed covered by the Second Amendment. However, the court applied inconsistent reasoning, citing criminal misuse and mass shootings as justifications for prohibiting vetted, law-abiding citizens from owning them.

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