Applications for Ohio’s public-land controlled hunts are being accepted until Wednesday, July 31, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.

Citigroup, the international banking giant worth over $300 billion, is holding steadfast to its refusal to provide services to firearm businesses that won’t knuckle under to its gun control demands but is standing by its decision to finance actual weapons of war.

Buckeye Firearms Association PAC has announced its endorsement of Bernie Moreno for U.S. Senate. "We're thrilled to throw our support behind Bernie Moreno and help throw out anti-gun, F-rated Sherrod Brown," said…

The U.S. Supreme Court announced July 2 that it would not review challenges to Illinois’ new law that makes it a felony to possess what the state brands as “assault weapons,” a term that is defined to include AR-15s. The high court denied petitions to hear six separate cases on the ban because the lower court had not yet issued a final judgment.

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A grant program designed to enhance the accuracy and completeness of Ohio’s criminal-records repository will pay for 77 new devices that courts across the state will use to capture defendants’ fingerprints for submission to the database, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced July 2.

It’s like clockwork with anti-gun government leaders, who promote policies that lead to crime and then rush to blame law-abiding gun owners, the state legislature, and even guns themselves when those policies result in negative statistics. Then they promote the flawed concepts of red flag laws and universal background checks, which sound great until you take a closer look at them.

On June 28, the Supreme Court issued its decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and overturned Chevron U. S. A. Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. Thanks to the court’s decision to reject Chevron deference, all of those ATF “final rules” are now on very questionable legal footing.