DOJ Gun Lawsuits: Why the Feds Just Took Denver and Colorado to Court
The DOJ filed back-to-back federal lawsuits against Denver and Colorado, putting the city’s AR-15 ban and the state’s magazine ban in constitutional crosshairs.
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Cost of Silence: How a Survivor-Led Short Film Is Changing the Way Law Enforcement Trains on Human Trafficking
Daniel Angulo and The Ranch TX’s 2026 short film makes the case for survivor-led, trauma-informed law enforcement training to fight human trafficking.
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The Anti-PLCAA Playbook: How 8 States Are Routing Around Federal Law to Target Gun Owners in 2026
Eight states have passed anti-PLCAA laws designed to route around federal firearm-industry immunity. Here is the playbook — and the two federal walls in its way.
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Why Suppressor Ownership Just Got Easier — and What the 2A Movement Should Do Next
Suppressor ownership got easier in 2026 with the $200 tax gone. See what changed, what HR 404 does next, and how to enter the BANISH VRMT 223 SS giveaway.
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ATF “New Era of Reform” Opens: How to Comment Before August 4
The ATF New Era of Reform rolls back federal gun red tape. Here’s what changed and how to file a public comment before the August 4 window closes.
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After the $200 Stamp Died: What Silencer Central’s Process Actually Looks Like Now — and Why the 100 Days of Silence Is the Right Campaign at the Right Moment
The OBBBA killed the $200 NFA tax stamp on suppressors on Jan 1, 2026. Silencer Central is the dealer that built the post-stamp infrastructure. Day 32 is May 18.
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Brown v. ATF: 4 Gun-Rights Groups Just Asked the Court Why Suppressor Owners Still Have to Register
Brown v. ATF: SAF, ASA, NRA, and FPC argue the NFA registration requirement is no longer constitutional after Congress eliminated the $200 tax. Case 25-cv-01162-SRC.
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Second Amendment Controversies in 2026: The 3 Biggest Fights Happening Right Now
The biggest live Second Amendment controversies in 2026, including carry laws, prohibited-person cases, and rifle and magazine-ban disputes. Second Amendment controversies in 2026 are no longer abstract debates. They now center on where lawful carry is allowed, who may be disarmed, and whether “assault-weapon” and magazine bans can survive under the Supreme Court’s current framework….
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The 5 Biggest Second Amendment Stories Happening Right Now
Second Amendment stories right now are unfolding on several fronts at once. The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing two major gun-rights cases. Congress has a new national constitutional carry proposal on the table. Colorado also remains one of the most closely watched battlegrounds for state-level firearm restrictions. If you are trying to understand what matters…
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Civic Toolkit System: Track, Verify, Act (Without Losing Your Mind)
Feeling overloaded by headlines, hot takes, and “urgent” posts? A civic toolkit gives you a practical, repeatable way to stay informed and effective—without living online or burning out. In plain terms, this hub shows how to track a bill, how to verify claims, and what civic engagement looks like when you keep it calm, targeted,…
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What the $0 NFA Tax and Brace Changes Really Mean for Short-Barreled Rifle Ownership
What the $0 NFA tax, brace rule changes, and recent court cases really mean for short-barreled rifle ownership What Is Short-Barreled Rifle Ownership Under Current Federal Law? Short-barreled rifle ownership remains tightly regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA), even after the $0 tax change effective January 1, 2026. A short-barreled rifle (SBR) is still…
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Wolford v. Lopez: How the Case Reshapes Concealed Carry Laws
Wolford v. Lopez stands as one of the most important Second Amendment court cases to emerge after the Supreme Court’s Bruen decision. The case directly challenges how states regulate concealed carry laws, especially through expanded lists of so-called sensitive places firearms restrictions. Together, these issues place Wolford v. Lopez at the center of modern post-Bruen…
