Beginning July 8, Utah hunters who missed out on drawing buck deer or bull elk permits will have a second chance to secure big game hunting permits. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is making general-season archery and…
In the wake of escalating gun violence and a series of school shootings, veterans like Kyle Bibby emphasize the urgent…
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PILLAR, a local organization, is giving away three free gun locks to residents aged 18 and older in Laredo as part of a campaign aimed…
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The Bluegrass Army Depot is transitioning away from its long-standing role as a chemical weapons storage facility as it prepares for decommissioning by 2027. Officials are prioritizing safety and community engagement during this complex process, which involves carefully managed phases including the removal, neutralization, and subsequent demolition of weapons and operational facilities. This multi-year undertaking represents significant change for the local economy, with officials emphasizing that the focus will shift toward future development opportunities once the site is cleared. As planning moves forward, the community is invited to participate in discussions about potential new uses for the depot, making it…
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On July 1, 1836, US President Andrew Jackson announced to Congress a bequest by James Smithson of 100,000 gold sovereigns to found the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. — On July 1st, 1997, the crown colony of Hong Kong officially reverted to Chinese sovereignty, ending 156 years of British rule. There have been sporadic protests by locals, ever since then. — July 1st, 1535, Sir Thomas More went on trial for treason for refusing to accept King Henry VIII as head of the Church of England. — And on July 1st, 1863 is the anniversary of the beginning of the Civil…
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under President Trump plans to revise or eliminate up to 47 regulations governing firearms, according to reports from NBC News. This initiative could drastically reduce the number of regulations that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) enforces, which are designed to prevent guns from falling into the hands of criminals and those with severe mental health issues. Among the proposed changes is a significant reduction in the form required for gun purchases, shrinking it from seven pages to as few as three. This alteration could simplify crucial background checks that help…
Austin authorities have charged Vondell Louis Crawford, 28, with murder in connection with the shooting death of 25-year-old Keaton Delcore at a gas station on June 22. The incident occurred at the Apple Mart gas station on Wickersham Lane, where Delcore was found with severe neck injuries after an interaction with Crawford, who fled the scene following the shooting. Delcore was transported to a local hospital but succumbed to his injuries shortly after midnight. The Lone Star Fugitive Task Force arrested Crawford the following Thursday, although details regarding the motive behind the shooting or the nature of the interaction between…
The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) has initiated a legal challenge against California’s ban on youth access to firearms, taking the case to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. This legal action, part of the case PWGG v. California, engages critical issues surrounding firearm rights and the interpretation of the Second Amendment as it applies to minors. In its opening appellate brief, SAF argues that the restrictions imposed by California jeopardize constitutional freedoms and raise fundamental questions about age-related rights regarding gun ownership. This case could set a pivotal precedent in how age restrictions on firearms are viewed under federal law,…
Sixteen men, primarily Venezuelan nationals, are arrested in Houston on multiple charges related to drug trafficking and firearm possession, according to the Justice Department. This operation is part of a broader effort to combat the growing influence of the Anti-Tren gang, which is involved in a violent turf war with the notorious Tren de Aragua gang that has been labeled a terrorist organization by federal authorities. The arrested individuals, who face 17 felony counts across various indictments, are linked to cocaine transportation and illegal firearms purchases, with some members allegedly negotiating drug deals involving significant quantities. Notably, one suspect, Jose…
An Indianapolis man, Ajon Hall, 19, faces multiple felony charges after police arrest him twice in just 48 hours for gun theft and making death threats against a woman. The investigation began with a woman’s report of a stolen firearm and suspicious gunfire, leading detectives to Hall, who was identified through Instagram posts displaying various firearms, including a modified Glock pistol. After being released from an initial arrest for resisting law enforcement, Hall allegedly began threatening the woman who reported him, blaming her for his legal troubles. He has been apprehended again following a harassment complaint, with officers discovering a…
A federal appeals court has upheld a ban on handgun sales to individuals aged 18 to 20, supporting arguments from gun-control advocates concerned about youth access to firearms amid rising gun violence. The Richmond-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit reversed a previous ruling that deemed the ban unconstitutional, citing historical restrictions dating back to the mid-1800s that aimed to limit underage access to handguns. This decision raises the stakes for future legal battles, especially since a conflicting ruling from the 5th Circuit has emerged, creating a clear path for potential Supreme Court involvement. Legal representatives for affected…
The U.S. gun industry is projected to bring in $19.6 billion in revenue by 2025, though aggregating precise figures is complicated due to the prevalence of privately-held firms. According to industry expert Greg Lickenbrock, an estimated $9 billion was generated by the civilian gun market in 2021 alone, highlighting the significant economic footprint of firearms manufacturing amid ongoing debates on gun control and regulations. Transparency issues hinder comprehensive insights, with only a handful of top manufacturers publicly traded, limiting external scrutiny of their financials. Notably, the National Shooting Sports Foundation claims that the firearm sector contributes as much as $91.65…