Rand Paul Bill Protects Gun Owners From Executive Orders
Senator and presidential candidate Rand Paul (R-Ky.) proposed a bill that will protect the Second Amendment from executive orders. ...
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Senator and presidential candidate Rand Paul (R-Ky.) proposed a bill that will protect the Second Amendment from executive orders. ...
On Tuesday, a Seattle judge rejected a challenge from the National Rifle Association and...
A constitutional amendment aims to balance a property owner's right in Utah against a...
As the weapons of the surveillance states grow more and more sophisticated and the...
A bill prefiled in the Missouri state senate would require law enforcement to obtain...
A Missouri state representative has prefiled a bill that would nullify unconstitutional executive orders....
Though President Obama continues to lobby for more federal and state gun-control laws, at...
GunTV is another way for those wishing to exercise their Second Amendment rights to...
The attorney representing a Big Rapids, Michigan, man accused of jury tampering for handing...
Virginia delegate Bob Marshall has prefiled a bill that would nullify all federal attempts...
A bill offered by a pair of South Carolina state representatives would block enforcment...
A University of Texas at Austin panel has recommended that campus policy permit concealed...
A federal judge has denied an application filed by Texas officials for a restraining...
It was 57 years ago at the Indianapolis home of Miss Marguerite Dice when...
The Supreme Court has once again disappointed constitutionalists in their rejection of a grand...
In a rare Oval Office speech on December 6, President Obama led off by...
On Saturday, November 28, 2015, the NSA telephone surveillance program ended. Except that it...
Continuing his pattern running roughshod over Congress, the U.S. Constitution, and America’s national sovereignty,...
Released from a gag order after 11 years, a former Internet service provider revealed...
CAIR is determined to silence its critics by any means, including using frivolous lawsuits...