Gun Rights

Today in History Today is Wednesday, Oct. 5, the 278th day of 2022. There are 87 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: On Oct. 5, 1953, Earl Warren was sworn in as the 14th chief justice of the United States, succeeding Fred M. Vinson. On this date: In 1892, the Dalton Gang,

Every state allows people to carry concealed weapons in public, but half of them require a permit. Permitless carry: 25 states allow individuals to carry loaded, concealed handguns in public without first undergoing a background check, obtaining a license, or receiving any firearm training. Shall issue: 10 states require a permit but allow authorities no

FBI Special Agent Michael Palian fielded questions about the call on Tuesday and described Rhodes as holding nothing back in that meeting, as he rallied 103 members for 126 minutes. “There’s no such thing as another election in this country or any meaningful sense of the term if you let this stand,” Rhodes said of the 2020 election

A Teddy Roosevelt mascot for the Washington Nationals loomed over attendees at the Salt Line. Photo: Daniel Boguslaw/The Intercept The loge boxes of Nationals Park were dark Thursday night, but Washington, D.C.’s, Navy Yard — a demented maze of New American eateries, self-service watering holes, and overpriced sports bars generously dubbed a “neighborhood” by Politico

Dana Loesch, a former spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association, completely blew off allegations about Georgia Senate GOP hopeful Herschel Walker paying for an abortion. In a clip flagged by @PatriotTakes, Loesch told her followers that winning back control of the Senate is the only thing that matters and that other moral considerations can be

You can vote anywhere in Harris County if you are registered to vote in the county. 17 million registered to vote in Texas | 7 million registered voters did not vote in the last election. More than 2 out of 10 mail ballots were rejected in Harris County due to Senate Bill 1 in the

Democrat Kristin Kassner at Friday evening’s forum in Ipswich Please Support Local Advertisers IPSWICH — Although some of it sounded like a Democratic rally, there weren’t many “rah rahs” in the corner of the room where Dan Kelly sat. Chair of the Ipswich Republican Town Committee, he introduced himself late in the evening and made

States that weakened concealed carry laws experienced spikes in violent crimes, according to recent studies. Concealed carry laws, which require people who want to carry and conceal a handgun outside of their home, have long been a target of gun rights advocates who argue the laws impede on Second Amendment rights. They were handed a

Four years after Facebook first banned the Proud Boys, the social network is still creating new content on behalf of the far-right extremist group, as well as dozens of other white supremacists, militias and known terrorist organizations, in apparent violation of its own stated policies. According to recent findings by the Tech Transparency Project (TTP),

The 2022 Michigan General Election will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8, and there are a slew of key races and statewide ballot proposals to know about before casting your vote by mail, or in person in November. The biggest of the Midterm election races in Michigan leads to the governor’s seat, where incumbent Democrat

With about five weeks to go until Election Day, Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly and Republican challenger Attorney General Derek Schmidt are touting endorsements. “Endorsements are like everything else in the close race: They matter,” said Washburn University political science professor Bob Beatty. “They really matter in a race like the Kansas governor’s race, where both

In March 2020, with the first pandemic-related lockdowns sweeping the country, Americans were directed to hunker down in their homes. That month, they went on the biggest gun-buying spree in the country’s history. The number of estimated gun sales skyrocketed by 80%, topping 2.3 million in a single month for the first time, according to

A bill that would restrict the carrying of concealed and unconcealed firearms in “sensitive places” in Hawaii County has garnered quite a bit of opposition ahead of its first committee hearing. Bill 220, if passed, would define sensitive locations on the Big Island where carry of a firearm is prohibited, consistent with an individual’s 2nd

The two candidates for Illinois’ U.S. Senate seat — both suburban women — challenged each other’s records on women’s rights, abortion access, guns and a bevy of other issues in a candidate forum Monday where little middle ground was found. In the forum organized by the Illinois Associated Press Media Editors collaboration, Democratic incumbent Tammy

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) is taking aim at a gun industry association for the way it engaged in a tax-dodging “voter education” scheme that also violated a core tenet of Second Amendment enthusiasts: compiling a detailed database of gun buyers. The Daily Beast has obtained a letter, which Blumenthal sent to the National Shooting Sports

NewsOne Featured Video Source: Jason Davis / Getty UPDATED: 4:20 p.m. ET, Oct. 3, 2022 Candace Owens was delivered a double whammy on Monday when it was not only reported that the U.S. Supreme Court rejected her but also that she was wearing a matching “White Lives Matter” t-shirt with Kanye West during the rapper’s

Advertisement Above New York Attorney General Letitia James wins again—this time against the domestic terrorist organization and mass shooting-enabler, the National Rifle Association. On Friday, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Joel Cohen threw out the gun lobby’s motion to dismiss the AG’s lawsuit alleging the organization misappropriated funds. “Once again, a judge has dismissed attempts by

NEWS AND OPINION: Many shoppers have grim expressions on their faces as they confront the ever-increasing prices of their favorite food items. Consider that the overall price of food rose by 8.3% in the last year, according to the latest Consumer Price Index. But can that pricey bacon and eggs or fresh produce sway the