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Your credit card network keeps a running file on where you shop, sorted by a four-digit label. Since 2025, in three states, one of those labels has meant “this person bought a gun.” The House voted Tuesday to erase it. HR 1181, the Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act, passed 221 to 201 on July 14,…
The NRA, FPC, SAF, and American Suppressor Association filed an amicus brief in U.S. v. Machamer arguing the NFA’s SBR registry is unconstitutional.
In Barnett v. Raoul, the Seventh Circuit revived Illinois’ AR-15 and magazine ban, nine days after the Supreme Court agreed to decide the same question. The ruling’s shelf life runs to June 2027.
In US v. Rose, the Seventh Circuit held the federal mental-health gun ban survives, but only against people who are still dangerous. Seven questions now decide who gets their rights back.
The Supreme Court will hear Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins, deciding whether AR-15 bans survive the Second Amendment. Four justices have already shown their hand.
A three-judge panel unanimously denied Virginia’s bid to merge four lawsuits against its assault firearm and magazine ban. Two courts have already blocked the law.
An ATF proposed rule would cut fingerprint cards from two to one, drop passport photos, and end fingerprinting for NFA trusts. The comment window opens July 6.
Colt’s Manufacturing of West Hartford, Connecticut, has been awarded a significant contract by the U.S. Army to supply crucial weaponry to Israel. Valued at $26,675,000, the contract includes Colt M4A1 carbines, suppressors, and flash suppressors, funded by Fiscal Year 2024 Foreign Military Sales earmarked for Israel. While Israel boasts a robust small arms manufacturing capability,…
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