DOJ Sues Glendale, CA Over Roughly $2,000 Concealed Carry Permit Costs

The U.S. Department of Justice has sued the City of Glendale, California, over how the Glendale Police Department issues concealed carry permits. The complaint , filed Nov. 9 in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (No. 2:26-cv-13098), comes down to two things: what a pe...

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Congress Sets November 18 Hearing on ATF’s Massive Gun Records Archive

Congress has scheduled a November 18 hearing on ATF's massive archive of firearm transaction records. With more than 1.4 billion pages or images reportedly held by the agency, lawmakers are questioning whether the federal government is maintaining an unlawful gun registry—and whether ATF's prop...

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SAF Promises Lawsuits If Newly Elected Democrats Pass More Gun Restrictions

Following Democratic victories in the 2026 midterms, the Second Amendment Foundation is warning newly elected lawmakers that unconstitutional gun restrictions will face legal challenges. The post SAF Promises Lawsuits If Newly Elected Democrats Pass More Gun Restrictions appeared first on The Tru...

By Mark Chesnut •

Hunting Pronghorns by Horseback in a Wyoming Blizzard

Antelope hunting has gradually evolved around the four-wheel-drive vehicle, which makes the horseback method a deliberate step backward and, for some hunters, a better test of the pursuit. When snow drifts pile up and the engine becomes a liability rather than an asset, a saddle horse crosses gro...

By James Chen •

After Question 9: The Fight for Gun Rights Continues | RapidFire Radio

What comes next for Massachusetts gun owners after Question 9? In RapidFire episode 308, Toby Leary reflects on the election, Chapter 135, constitutional rights, and the court challenges ahead. He discusses the grassroots effort behind the campaign, the importance of common ground, and why he bel...

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