The recently concluded negotiations on the United Nations’ Global Framework for Through-Life Conventional Ammunition Management should be of grave concern to anyone who values the constitutional protections afforded by the Second Amendment. Here’s why.

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With the Hearing Protection Act and SHORT Act stripped out of the federal reconciliation bill, questions remain about what it all means. Here’s a look at the immediate impacts nationally and here in Ohio.

“The Second Amendment is sacred,” Elon Musk promised when asked how his America Party will regard the right to keep and bear arms. Agreed, but what does he mean?

One of the most important considerations while walking your dog is that you will likely have just one free hand if you’re threatened. If you need to use deadly force, you will be shooting and possibly even reloading using only your strong hand.

With the passage of the One Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB), which eliminates the excise tax on silencers and short barreled rifles, short barreled shotguns and “Any Other Weapons,” the Second Amendment Foundation and its partners have issued a joint statement indicating their intention to challenge the remaining registration requirements for the affected arms under the National Firearms Act as unconstitutional.

“FREEDOM”. We say it often, exclaiming our rights by the Constitution and Bill of Rights, but is it really free? Daily, there are people who are ready, willing and able to chip away at our most basic freedoms as guaranteed by the First and Second Amendments to the Constitution, and it is these people who we must fight against.

Last Friday, everyone rose up in arms when Elizabeth MacDonough, the Senate parliamentarian, yanked the Hearing Protection Act and the SHORT Act from the Big Beautiful Bill.

The founding of the United States of America was — and is — an audacious idea. It was the armed citizen that stood against the British army and navy, and without their guns, the idea of the United States might have just been that — an idea.

Just over an hour away from the state capitol in Lansing, Michigan — even as lawmakers worked feverishly to pass various gun control measures, including expansion of “gun free” zones — a chilling reminder unfolded of the critical need to fight for the rights of law-abiding citizens to arm themselves for self-protection anywhere they have a legal right to be.