DOJ Investigates Pennsauken Gun-Permit Delays Over Second Amendment Concerns

The Justice Department opened an October 14 investigation into alleged firearm-permit delays in Pennsauken, New Jersey. The inquiry examines possible Second Amendment violations; it does not establish that a violation occurred. The post DOJ Investigates Pennsauken Gun-Permit Delays Over Second Am...

By Brandon Curtis •

Tennessee DA Declines Charges in Fatal Gray Shooting, Citing Self-Defense

A man who fatally shot Dalton Spaulding in Gray, Tennessee, will not face criminal charges, District Attorney General Steve Finney's office announced October 13. Prosecutors said the man acted in self-defense after Spaulding knocked him down, dislodged his prosthetic leg and continued attacking h...

By Brandon Curtis •

Deputies Say DoorDash Driver Acted in Self-Defense in Columbia County Shooting

A DoorDash driver acted in self-defense when he shot a man during an alleged attempt to take his vehicle and firearm in Martinez, Georgia, the Columbia County Sheriff's Office says. The driver faces no charge at this stage, while investigators plan an attempted-hijacking charge against the wounde...

By Brandon Curtis •

Durham Brother Shoots Man During Alleged Apartment Break-In, Police Say

A woman's brother shot a man during an alleged attempt to break into her Durham apartment on October 10, police said. Investigators described the shooting as apparent self-defense and said the wounded man would be charged. The post Durham Brother Shoots Man During Alleged Apartment Break-In, Poli...

By Brandon Curtis •

States Split on SBR and Suppressor Laws After ATF Ends NFA Registration Enforcement

States are taking different approaches after ATF ended enforcement of major NFA registration requirements. Florida, Idaho, and Mississippi officials have recognized aspects of the federal relief, Montana lawmakers are preparing legislation, and Maryland State Police insist SBR registration remain...

By Duncan Johnson Editor in Chief •

Ohio Appeals Court Upholds Injunction Against Columbus Gun Ordinances

Ohio's Fifth District Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction against Columbus gun ordinances on October 9, rejecting the city's five challenges to the lower court's order. The decision in Doe v. Columbus keeps the interim relief in place while the underlying dispute continues. The post ...

By Brandon Curtis •

Richland County Deputies Say Kidnapping Victim Stabbed Man in Self-Defense

A woman stabbed a man in self-defense after he and another woman held her against her will in the Columbia area, Richland County deputies said. Gelanda Gailliard, 41, faces kidnapping and assault charges, according to local reports published October 8 and 9. The post Richland County Deputies Say ...

By Brandon Curtis •

California Medical Association’s Moral Failure on Suppressors

A physician challenges the California Medical Association for stalling his suppressor hearing-protection resolution. Hearing specialists support these devices, but California’s gun owners remain denied access under the state’s ban.

By Timothy Wheeler •

SAF Reports Contra Costa CCW Settlement Covering Red Dots, Lights and 1911s

The Second Amendment Foundation announced an agreement on October 8, 2026, addressing concealed-carry equipment restrictions in Contra Costa County, California. The group says the county will remove bans covering red-dot sights, weapon-mounted lights and semiautomatic single-action 1911/2011 pist...

By Brandon Curtis •
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