Author: Gunner Quinn

The U.S. Department of Justice unveils proposed regulations aimed at curbing the rise of homemade ‘ghost guns,’ which are firearms that lack serial numbers and are difficult for law enforcement to trace. This initiative comes as part of a broader effort to mitigate gun violence and close existing loopholes that have facilitated the rapid spread of these unregulated weapons. Recent reports indicate that ghost guns have surged in popularity, with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives noting that their use in crimes has sharply increased. By implementing stricter regulations, the DOJ aims to rein in this trend and…

The Ghost Gunner, a computer-controlled CNC mill developed by Cody Wilson, allows users to manufacture untraceable AR-15 lower receivers from home using easily accessible materials. With a price of $999, the machine can carve the part where a serial number is typically registered, raising significant questions about firearm regulation and safety as it circumvents traditional manufacturing laws. Unfinished AR-15 lower receivers are legally available for under $100, and the Ghost Gunner streamlines the home-manufacturing process that usually requires extensive machinery and labor. Wilson’s project not only highlights the growing trend of “ghost guns,” which lack serial numbers, but also underscores…

The United States and Russia have escalated tensions by threatening to resume nuclear testing, a move that could undermine decades of nuclear nonproliferation efforts and alarm the international community. U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to initiate testing due to other countries’ activities, which Russian President Vladimir Putin swiftly countered, indicating that Moscow would reciprocate any U.S. nuclear tests, escalating fears of a renewed arms race. This potential revival of nuclear testing challenges the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, which has been upheld by the majority of the international community since its adoption in 1996. Such a shift would not only impact…

Colorado has made a significant move to strengthen its gun control measures, voting to impose strict limits on ammunition magazines and mandating background checks for all firearm purchases. This legislation positions the state among the leaders in the U.S. for stringent gun laws, a response shaped by recent tragic events, including the Newtown massacre. The new laws aim to address ongoing concerns about gun violence and public safety, reflecting a growing trend among states to reassess their firearm regulations. The introduction of universal background checks and magazine capacity limits is expected to spark further discussions about the balance between gun…

Kenneth Walker, a 42-year-old man, is arrested in Houston on numerous charges, including aggravated robbery and illegal firearm possession. The arrest follows a November 2 incident where he allegedly attempted to sell drugs before forcibly stealing a victim’s property at gunpoint, escalating an already tense situation. Walker is linked to a parole violation from a past aggravated robbery conviction in 2006 and was apprehended during a traffic stop. Investigators discovered a loaded firearm and several bags of cocaine and methamphetamine in his vehicle, leading to his current charges in the 180th State District Court, highlighting the ongoing issues of violent…

Iowa’s deer gun season begins this weekend, coinciding with a snowy forecast that could enhance visibility and tracking, potentially boosting hunters’ success. The first of the two gun seasons, running from December 6 to 10, is expected to attract more than 100,000 hunters, with projections of 55,000 to 60,000 deer harvested across the state. State deer biologist Jace Elliott reports a strong harvest in Eastern Iowa, compensating for lower populations in other areas impacted by hemorrhagic disease. Weather plays a crucial role, as hunters might see increased deer activity if snow falls on opening day, although heavy snowfall could deter…

Local hunters in Door and Kewaunee counties saw themselves aligning with a statewide trend of decreased deer harvests following the recent gun-deer season. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reports a total of 182,084 deer harvested statewide—a 0.8 percent decline from last year—driven largely by a 2.6 percent drop in antlered deer due to unfavorable weather conditions during the holiday weekend. Specifically, Door County experienced a 4.5 percent drop in deer kills this year, totaling 2,223, while Kewaunee County faced an even steeper decline of 13.2 percent, resulting in 1,629 harvested deer. Despite these reductions, overall deer harvests for 2025…

A Florida man, wanted for armed robbery and false imprisonment, is arrested in Shelby Township, Michigan, thanks to the collaboration between local police and advanced technology. The suspect, who allegedly robbed a gambling establishment in Florida and assaulted an employee, fled to Michigan where he was tracked using the Flock Safety license plate reader system after detectives received tips regarding his family ties in the area. On November 24, the Shelby Township Police were notified that the suspect’s vehicle, a Dodge Ram pickup truck, had been detected multiple times in the vicinity. At approximately 2:13 p.m., officers located the vehicle…

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announces that U.S. air travelers without a REAL ID will incur a $45 fee beginning in February 2025. This policy change aims to motivate those who have not yet acquired the updated identification, which has been required since May 2025, as part of the agency’s efforts to enhance airport security and compliance. Currently, about 94% of passengers have complied with the REAL ID requirement, allowing them expedited security processing. Previously, travelers lacking the credential faced additional screening and warnings; however, with the introduction of this fee, the TSA emphasizes the importance of obtaining a REAL…

In a startling break-in at the Orlando Gun Show, a group of around a dozen teenagers managed to steal 26 firearms, including AR-15s and AK-47s. The incident, captured on surveillance video, shows the teens cutting through a chain at the venue’s east gate before smashing a window with a brick to gain entry. This theft marks a significant event as it is the first robbery at the gun show in 26 years. Investigators are now working to track down the suspects and recover the stolen arsenal, raising concerns about security at such events. Read full story at www.wwlp.com Read the…