Gun Rights

As troubling as the Supreme Court’s recent Second Amendment decisions have been, even they have limits. None of the justices dispute that some locations are rightly gun-free. Firearms can be banned from “sensitive places such as schools and government buildings,” the late Justice Antonin Scalia wrote for a majority of the court in 2008’s Heller

Investigators believe a network of high-end brothels operating in the Boston and D.C. areas was a honey trap to ensnare politicians and government officials  But whether the plot was intended to aid Russia, China, South Korea – or even Israel – remains to be determined  Clients, believed to include members of Congress, military officers, and national security

Nevada does not have a regular legislative session this year. It is one of four states whose legislature meets biennially in odd-numbered years.  Even though the Nevada Legislature will not have regular legislative meetings, your NRA will continue to promote and protect your right to keep and bear arms and hunting heritage during this off legislative

Today, January 2nd, the Kentucky General Assembly begins the 2024 legislative session. As in 2023, the General Assembly can expect to see both pro and anti-gun agendas this year. Gun owners and sportsmen throughout the state must stay actively involved to defend freedom. Your NRA will continue to fight to promote and protect your right to keep

Today, January 2nd, the Pennsylvania State Legislature begins the 2024 legislative session. As in 2023, the Legislature can expect to see both pro and anti-gun bills introduced this year. Gun owners and sportsmen throughout the state must stay actively involved to defend freedom. Your NRA will continue to fight to promote and protect your right to keep and bear arms and hunting

This is part of Opening Arguments, Slate’s coverage of the start of the latest Supreme Court term. We’re working to change the way the media covers the Supreme Court. Support our work when you join Slate Plus. In November, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that threatens the ability of the nation’s regulators to ensure the safety and

A triumvirate of government, corporate and academic institutions are involved in efforts to control free speech by cutting off the funding for its exercise. Jonathan Turley  |  Opinion contributor Show Caption Hide Caption ACLU to fight for NRA in Supreme Court free speech case The ACLU announced it will fight for the NRA in a

NEW YORK — For decades, Wayne LaPierre, the National Rifle Association’s longtime leader, has been a survivor. He has endured waves of palace intrigue, corruption scandals, and embarrassing revelations, including leaked video that captured his inability to shoot an elephant at point-blank range while on a safari. But now, LaPierre, 74, faces his gravest challenge,

Wayne LaPierre, the longtime CEO of the National Rifle Association, is facing the most serious threat to his leadership of the pro-gun lobbyist organization as a corruption case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James is set to get underway in Manhattan, according to a report. James’ lawsuit seeks to remove LaPierre, 75, one

Good afternoon, Chicago. More than 300 new state laws took effect on Jan. 1, affecting everything from education and criminal justice to employee benefits and indoor vaping, with most reflecting the priorities of Gov. J.B. Pritzker and his allies in the Democratic-controlled legislature. Advertisement Here’s a look at some of the laws that kick in

Today, January 2nd, the Rhode Island State Legislature begins the 2024 legislative session. As in 2023, the Legislature can expect to see both pro and anti-gun bills introduced this year. Gun owners and sportsmen throughout the state must stay actively involved to defend freedom. Your NRA will continue to fight to promote and protect your right to keep and bear arms and

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When the U.S. Supreme Court term began last fall, the docket contained a number of major cases but had little of the potential blockbuster nature of recent prior terms. What a difference a few months make. The justices are now on the cusp of what may be the most important term in decades for the

Longtime leader of the National Rifle Association, Wayne LaPierre, is set to face trial in the corruption case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James after a state court recently rejected the gun advocacy group’s argument that her office’s four-year investigation was politically motivated.   LaPierre, who has been at the helm for more

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For decades, Wayne LaPierre, the National Rifle Association’s longtime leader, has been a survivor. He has endured waves of palace intrigue, corruption scandals and embarrassing revelations, including leaked video that captured his inability to shoot an elephant at point-blank range while on a safari. But now, LaPierre, 74, faces his gravest challenge, as a legal

In the second half of the Supreme Court’s 2023-2024, the justices are set to hear some blockbuster cases on topics ranging from First Amendment rights of social media companies, the abortion pill and the power of federal agencies.  After a brief winter break, the high court will resume oral arguments on Jan. 8, which will