The number of sheriffs and commonwealth attorneys who are taking a stand against the Democrats’ AR-15 has grown so that now 12 sheriffs and 17 prosecutors have made clear they will not enforce it.
On Thursday, Gun Owners of America secured an injunction that blocks the Virginia State Police from enforcing the ban on AR-15s and similar rifles in the state. The ban is set to take effect on July 1, 2026. The Courthouse
A Virginia judge rejected Attorney General Jay Jones’ request to remove an injunction that prevents universal background check enforcement.
Gun Owners of America, Gun Owners Foundation, and John Crump, filed suit May 15, 2026, seeking “temporary and then permanent injunctions” blocking the enforcement of Virginia’s “assault weapons” ban.
An attendee of Monday’s Second Amendment rally in Virginia slammed NBC News’s Ben Collins for originally smearing the event as a “white nationalist rally,” blasting those on the left for attempting to paint Trump supporters as “neo-Nazis and white supremacists” and adding that they “want another Charlottesville.”
On Sunday NBC News reporter Ben Collins let everyone know he will cover the January 20, Virginia Second Amendment rally, and he described it as a “white nationalist rally.”
Aiden Jackson decided it was time to respond to the wave of his fellow teenagers across the country who were calling for gun control and even confiscation following the shooting deaths of 17 people at a Florida high school in February.
With a policy change taking effect his year, Mount Vernon–the estate of the first president of the United States–is now a gun-free zone.
A district judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit brought against Katie Couric over what the Yahoo News anchor herself described as “misleading” edits in her 2016 gun control documentary, ‘Under the Gun.’
On Tuesday, the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence gave Katie Couric an award for the gun control documentary over which she faces a defamation suit for $12 million.
Under the Gun director Stephanie Soechtig has responded after she and Katie Couric were hit with a $12 million defamation lawsuit by a pro-gun group on Tuesday, calling the suit an attempt to “trample” on their First Amendment rights.
Virginians Citizens Defense League (VCDL) has filed a $12 million defamation lawsuit against Katie Couric and director Stephanie Soechtig for their role in the “misleading” edits that made VCDL members appear stumped by Couric’s gun control questions in her documentary ‘Under the Gun.’
Days after Katie Couric apologetically admitted misrepresenting pro-gun voices via the insertion of a pause in Under the Gun, director Stephanie Soechtig took a different tack and said she stands by the pause.
NPR has called Katie Couric’s “manipulation” of gun rights supporters’ responses in her new gun control documentary “unfair and unwarranted.”
