On June 16 Donald Trump officially announced his run for president and in so doing reminded those attending the announcement that we must “fully support and back up the Second Amendment.”
On June 15, the New York Mets announced they are “designating Dillon Gee for assignment,” whereby he can be “claimed by another team, traded, or out-righted to Triple-A Las Vegas within the next 10 days.”
In an unprecedented move, the ATF is joining with the New York Police Department to fight the crime wave that gun control has failed to halt.
Michael Bloomberg’s gun control journalism outlet debuts this week following a June 15 “preview party” in Washington, DC.
On June 11, Democrats introduced a bill to require a license for all would-be handgun purchasers in America.
On June 11, Father Michael Pfleger said it is time to “ban high capacity magazines” and to “title guns like cars.”
American Lillian Burnett of Oakland, California is four years into a medical school in the communist country of Cuba, where she says she has been taught that physicians have a role in gun violence and police brutality issues.
On June 12, the St. Louis zoo secured a restraining order barring Jeffery Smith from coming onto their property to open carry a firearm in protest of the facility’s “no weapons” policy.
On June 13 the US Navy will christen a combat ship after gun control proponent and former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords.
On June 6, a Caseyville, Illinois man allegedly told his ex-girlfriend he was coming to get her, then kicked in her trailer door and was subsequently shot and killed.
During a June 11 appearance on MSNBC’s Now With Alex Wagner, Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts reveled in the number of states denying teachers the right to bear arms for self-defense and said her group’s role in preventing teachers from being armed is proof of Moms Demand’s success.
Two Brooklyn teens were stabbed to death within a block of each other as the New York Police Department began its crackdown on homicides and violent crime in the city.
Breitbart News sat down with Thomas Massie (R-KY-4th Dist.) earlier this week, and he explained that he put forth a rider to a Department of Justice appropriations bill to block the ATF “from banning common rifle ammunition” out of concern that “Obama’s swan song is gun control by executive order.”
Last week, the two authors of a study the FBI released on September 24, 2014, admitted they “got it wrong” when they “reported mass shootings were on the rise” in America.
Following the Supreme Court’s June 8 decision not to overturn gun storage requirements in San Francisco, Democrats in Albany, New York, are pushing to require residents there to lock up their guns, as well.
The California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) has sold its investment in Remington Outdoor, the parent company for Bushmaster firearms–the firearm that Adam Lanza stole and used in his his heinous attack on Sandy Hook Elementary.
On June 9, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) responded to a questions about gun control in his state by blaming Democrat legislators.
Neither DeLauro or Dingell mentioned the more recent example of Carol Bowne, the Berlin Township New Jersey woman who was defenseless against a domestic attacker on June 3 because gun control prevented her from buying a gun when she needed it.
The city of Chicago has some of the most stringent gun controls in America. And as of June 9, it has also had over 1,000 shootings already this year.
On June 29 Bon Jovi frontman Jon Bon Jovi will be hosting a fundraiser for gun control candidate Hillary Clinton.
The armed guard who protected Geraldo Rivera as he covered the Baltimore riots has been under arrest since May 1 due to the fact that he did not have a license to carry a gun in Maryland.
With campus carry having passed the Texas legislature and now awaiting Governor Greg Abbott’s (R) signature, various university student body presidents are asking Abbott not to sign the bill that would allow law-abiding students to be armed for self-defense.
On June 9, Congressional Democrats will propose an all-out ban on the manufacture of “entirely plastic guns.”
On June 8, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) pardoned aspiring black cop Steffon Josey-Davis.
On June 8, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) chose not to overturn two gun controls in San Francisco, one of which requires gun owners to lock their guns up in their homes and another which bans hollow point ammunition.
