Florida AG sues Jacksonville, Westchester delays pistol permits a year, DOJ targets racial disparities, Adamiak amicus brief, Minnesota gun control fails.
The DOJ Civil Rights Division amended its lawsuit against D.C. to challenge the city’s suppressor ban – the first time DOJ has done so.
Virginia Governor Spanberger signed SB 749 banning ‘assault weapons’ and large-capacity magazines. The NRA filed two lawsuits within hours.
A Marine with a Glock helped stop a mass shooter in Cambridge. Governor Healey thanked the police on social media – and buried the civilian’s role.
Massachusetts gun owners face mounting pressure. CCRKBA’s May 30 New England Firearms Advocacy Conference offers a chance to push back.
The Trump DOJ is still funneling Biden-era BSCA cash to state red flag programs – with $131 million yet to be awarded this year.
Senators target a kid-sized AR-15 maker, MN Senate passes a sweeping gun ban, ATF rolls back NFA red tape, and Brown v. ATF gets an oral argument date.
One day after suing Denver, the DOJ filed a second federal lawsuit – this time against Colorado over its 15-round magazine ban.
AAG Harmeet Dhillon just confirmed the DOJ is targeting AR-15 cases to force a circuit split, calling the issue ‘low-hanging fruit’ for SCOTUS.
After Mayor Johnston’s ‘hell no’ reply, the DOJ filed suit in federal court today over Denver’s 1989 AR-15 ban.
SAF and gun rights groups just filed a SCOTUS amicus brief asking the high court to hear Patrick Tate Adamiak’s wrongful conviction case.
Weekly 2A roundup: NFA summary judgment motion, Michigan FFL crackdown, Trump assassination attempt, MD gun ruling, and SCOTUS relisting watch.
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