Online Retail Platform Terminates Cody Wilson Account Without Explanation
An online retail platform terminated the account for gun rights activist Cody Wilson’s company without explanation on Monday.
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3D Printed Gun Pioneer Reacts to Media Firestorm, Misinformation
3D printed gun pioneer Cody Wilson spoke with the Washington Free Beacon this week about the fervor surrounding his plan to publish gun designs online.
NRA Calls Out Politicians, Media for 3D Printed Gun Misinformation
The National Rifle Association said on Tuesday that certain politicians and members of the media were misrepresenting the law surrounding 3D printed firearms.
Federal Court Says Hawaii Must Allow Open Carry of Guns
A panel of judges from the Ninth Circuit court of appeals ruled on Tuesday that Hawaii’s effective ban on the open carry of guns is unconstitutional.
NRA, Second Amendment Foundation File Suit Against Seattle Gun-Storage Ordinance
A pair of gun-rights groups announced they filed a lawsuit against Seattle’s restrictive gun-storage ordinance on Friday because they say it violates Washington state law.
Senate Confirms Trump Nominee with Questionable Gun Record Despite Majority of Republicans Voting No
Mark Bennett was confirmed to the Ninth Circuit on Tuesday despite a majority of Republican senators voting against his nomination over concerns with his record on gun rights.
Brett Kavanaugh’s View on the Second Amendment
Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump’s nominee to replace retiring justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court, has ruled on a number of gun-related cases in his time on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, including a written opinion that comprehensively explains his approach to determining whether or not gun laws are constitutional.
NRA, Gun-Rights Groups Applaud Trump Supreme Court Pick
Gun groups on both sides of the issue responded to President Donald Trump’s nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court on Monday.
Legally Armed Teachers Explain Why They Carry Guns in Their Schools
In the weeks and months since the school shootings in Parkland, Florida, and Santa Fe, Texas, the debate over whether teachers should be able to carry firearms in schools has received a great deal of attention. A number of states have allowed teachers to carry firearms in schools for years and provide some insight into how such programs work in practice and what motivates teachers who want to be armed.
American Medical Association President Cheers Group’s Jump into Gun Control Advocacy
The president of the American Medical Association (AMA) expressed support over the weekend for proposals that would expand the group’s advocacy for new gun control laws.
