Month: June 2024

Image CreditFDRLST/Canva Coordinated attacks on SCOTUS’s integrity, led by Democrats and their allies in the corporate media, try to deceive Americans into believing partisans hijacked the highest court in the land and ideologically fractured it into near-dysfunction. The prominence of unanimous opinions and even more unanimous judgments not only discredits this notion but suggests a

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In California’s hotly-contested 27th District, it’s Democratic challenger George Whitesides (left) against Republican incumbent Mike Garcia (right). The race could prove decisive in the fight to control Congress. | AP photos SANTA CLARITA, Calif.—The 2024 elections will determine the balance of forces in the House of Representatives. If it changes for the better, it will

Opinion by Stephen Gutowski (CNN) — The Supreme Court unanimously sided with the National Rifle Association (NRA) in a First Amendment ruling handed down last week that could make it harder for state regulators to pressure advocacy groups. That’s not as surprising an outcome as it might sound at first, and it’s unlikely to reverse the downward

Our Litigators of the week are William Brewer III of Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors, the longtime outside counsel for the National Rifle Association, and David Cole of the American Civil Liberties Union whom Brewer called on to help revive the NRA’s First Amendment case against ex-New York state Department of Financial Services Superintendent Maria Vullo.

LOADINGERROR LOADING Vice President Kamala Harris is taking the lead on the campaign trail this week on the issue of gun violence prevention, drawing a sharp contrast between President Joe Biden’s efforts to combat gun violence and Donald Trump’s plan to blow the issue off entirely. Harris, who oversees the White House’s first-ever Office of

By David French / The New York Times Last Thursday, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor helped protect the country from Donald Trump, and she did it in an unexpected way; by defending the National Rifle Association. Let me explain. Attempts to target the free speech of political opponents are often the first sign of a

No government officials in New York would engage in lawfare to silence their political opponents, would they? Oh, yes, they would. Indeed, they did. And the U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously shut down such an effort by New York as violating the First Amendment. ı ı ı The speaker could have been an individual, a

Donald Trump is on the brink of losing his firearm licence following his conviction, dealing another significant setback to the former President. The New York Police Department is gearing up to strip Trump of his concealed carry permit in New York City after he was found guilty on 34 felony charges in the Manhattan hush

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Police in New York are seeking to revoke former President Donald Trump’s gun licence following his recent criminal conviction, US media reports. Unnamed officials within the New York City Police Department told CNN, the New York Times and ABC News that it was currently completing an investigation that would likely lead to the former president

A New York judge on Thursday denied motions to set aside a jury verdict finding the National Rifle Association and its current and former senior officers liable for misconduct that included mismanagement and corruption. “I cannot conclude in any of these motions that the jury verdict was irrational or against the weight of the evidence,”

On Tuesday, June 11th, the California State Assembly Committee on Public Safety will hold a public hearing on Senate Bill 53 to impose strict storage mandates on California’s law-abiding gun owners. NRA members and Second Amendment supporters are encouraged to contact members of the Assembly Public Safety Committee to urge their opposition to this bill! Senate

Americans differ on the meaning and interpretation of the Second Amendment “right to keep and bear arms.” But there’s almost complete agreement on a nearly absolute guarantee of the First Amendment right against the government “abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press.” That First Amendment interpretation was upheld May 30 by a unanimous

Congressman Randy Feenstra says he’s hopeful a new Farm Bill will get through the House and Senate yet this year. “I think it might,” Feenstra says. “We’re going to get it marked up in the House in June and then it’s just a matter of working through the Senate.” Feenstra is a member of the