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The Supreme Court deferred the lawsuit against Remington back to the lower court in Connecticut. That means the lawsuit will proceed. The Sandy Hook families that brought the lawsuit are likely [...]

A petition to the Supreme Court to take up Maryland’s “good reason” for CCW permits could have far-reaching effects.  If the court takes the case, it could set the rules for [...]

The NYT  dropped an article online Saturday  by two of their writers, Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly, that once again attempted to smear Justice Brett Kavanaugh. They supposedly reached out to [...]

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump asylum policy to go into effect late Wednesday night, over and above the injunctions placed against it by the 9th Circuit Court. The ruling was 7-2, which [...]

Remington has been mired in lawsuits since the Sandy Hook shooting. And court after court dismissed the lawsuits, until March when the Connecticut Supreme Court reinstated the suit. Now Remington [...]

On July 26, the SCOTUS gave President Trump a huge victory by ruling that he is able to use the $2.5 Billion redirected from the military to build approximately 100 miles of border wall. In a 5-4 [...]

The US Supreme Court ruled in a 7-2 decision on Thursday that the Bladensburg Peace Cross can stand on public land. The WWI memorial to 49 soldiers that died from the local community stands in a [...]

We wrote recently about the possibility of the Supreme Court taking up the case of Jeremy Kettler, who had been convicted of failing to register his suppressor. He lives in Kansas, which has a [...]

Deadline June 6. The SCOTUS will reveal on that date whether or not they will take up the case of disabled veteran Jeremy Kettler, who lives in Kansas, and purchased an unregistered suppressor. [...]

2nd Amendment case: The Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of the NY Rifle and Pistol Association v City of New York over the law that severely restricts gun owners from taking their guns [...]