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Republicans push for gun tax cut in Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'

Big Beautiful Bill · United States

Republicans push for gun tax cut in Trump's 'big, beautiful bill'

62% Center coverage: 70 sources

9th Circuit affirms San Diego judge’s ruling that California’s ‘one-gun-a-month’ law is unconstitutional

California Politics · California

9th Circuit affirms San Diego judge’s ruling that California’s ‘one-gun-a-month’ law is unconstitutional

73% Right coverage: 22 sources

A California law that limited residents to one gun purchase every 30 days is unconstitutional, meaning state residents can continue purchasing firearms as frequently as they want, a federal appellate panel ruled Friday in a case originating in San Diego. See the Story

Ban on Carrying Firearms Openly in Philadelphia Is Unconstitutional, Pa. Appeals Court Rules. But Judges Stop Short of Repealing the Law

Firearms · Philadelphia

Ban on Carrying Firearms Openly in Philadelphia Is Unconstitutional, Pa. Appeals Court Rules. But Judges Stop Short of Repealing the Law

43% Right coverage: 7 sources

PHILADELPHIA — The Pennsylvania Superior Court has ruled that a ban on openly carrying a firearm without a permit in Philadelphia is unconstitutional, but stopped short of repealing the law.See the Story

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9th Circuit affirms San Diego judge’s ruling that California’s ‘one-gun-a-month’ law is unconstitutional

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9th Circuit affirms San Diego judge’s ruling that California’s ‘one-gun-a-month’ law is unconstitutional

What’s Next for Rhode Island’s Assault Weapons Ban?

Coverage: 2 sources

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — The scaled-back assault weapons ban that was approved by state lawmakers last week is now on its way to Gov. Dan McKee's desk. The legislation, sponsored by state Sen. Lou DiPalma, restricts the sale, manufacturing and purchase of prohibited firearms, which include certain rifles and shotguns. DiPalma's proposal is a significantly revised version of state Rep. Jason Knight's original bill, which passed the House earlier…Providence, Rhode Island · Providence See the Story

Justice Dept. to Cut Inspectors Monitoring Gun Dealers

Coverage: 5 sources

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department plans to slash the number of inspectors who monitor federally licensed gun dealers by two-thirds, sharply limiting the government's already crimped capacity to identify businesses that sell guns to criminals, according to budget documents.Department of Justice See the Story

Podcast: NRO’s Charles Cooke on Challenge to Federal Gun Free School Zones

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

This week, we’re taking a close look at the federal gun free school zones law with National Review’s Charles Cooke. A federal appeals court just upheld the zones against a Second Amendment challenge for what may be the first time in the post-Bruen era. Cooke argued the law is bad policy, but he agreed it doesn’t violate the Second Amendment. Instead, Cooke argued it’s actually an… SourceUnited States · United States Read Article

Members’ Newsletter: DOJ Wants to Gut, Merge ATF

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

We’re still waiting for the Senate parliamentarian to rule on whether removing silencers and short-barrel shotguns from the National Firearms Act (NFA) complies with the Byrd Rule. Numerous sources tell me the Finance Committee’s section of the bill, which contains the NFA text, will start review today. But it’s unclear exactly when the NFA portion could be decided, with some sources saying it… SourceDepartment of Justice · Washington Read Article

Newsletter: Senate Republicans Take Big Swing at NFA Repeal

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

This week, the Senate Finance Committee unveiled its section of the budget bill. In it, they included language that goes even further toward what gun-rights activists were hoping to see. It would, in effect, partially repeal the National Firearms Act of 1934 (NFA). That’s because Senate Republicans added short-barrel rifles and shotguns as well as “any other weapons” to the NFA delisting effort… SourceSenate · United States Read Article

DOJ Says AR-15s, Ammo Magazines Protected by Second Amendment in Seventh Circuit Brief

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Department of Justice (DOJ) just urged the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals to strike down Illinois’s “assault weapon” and magazine restrictions. In a brief filed late last week, the DOJ asked the court to extend Second Amendment protections to ammunition magazines, AR-15s, and other firearms targeted by the state’s ban. The DOJ argued the court should reverse its previous analysis upholding… SourceDepartment of Justice · Chicago Read Article

Podcast: Inside the Senate Silencer Deregulation Fight (ft. American Suppressor Association’s Knox Williams)

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

This week, we’re taking a deep dive into the fight over using reconciliation to delist silencers from the National Firearms Act (NFA). The House included a provision to eliminate the tax on firearm silencers/suppressors and one to completely remove them from the NFA’s purview. But that wasn’t without controversy, and the Senate is now taking up the bill. That’s why we’ve got Knox Williams… SourceSenate · United States Read Article

Coders are saving the Second Amendment: DIY guns and digital resistance

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A new generation of Second Amendment supporters no longer visits shooting ranges or joins the NRA — instead, it circulates blueprints for 3D-printed weapons.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

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