The discussion about Christian Pulisic and Folarin could carry into the next World Cup for US Soccer.
The Burden of Leadership on Christian Pulisic For almost ten years, Christian Pulisic has held a title that not many American soccer players boast: Captain America. He symbolizes the U.S. men’s national team and frequently appears in ads for brands like Michelob Ultra, Wells Fargo, Gatorade, and Puma. He’s the star who’s meant to shine […]
Gun Rights Group Files Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania Over Permanent Carry Restrictions for Misdemeanor Drug Offenses
Gun Advocacy Groups Challenge Pennsylvania’s Lifetime Carry Ban The Gun Owners Association of America (GOA) and the Gun Owners Foundation (GOF) have initiated a federal lawsuit aimed at overturning Pennsylvania’s lifetime ban on carrying firearms for individuals with misdemeanor drug convictions. This action follows a recent ruling by the Supreme Court, which clarified the reach […]
Entrepreneurs in America carry on the legacy established by our Founders.
Reflecting on America’s Entrepreneurial Spirit at 250 For the past 250 years, the narratives of America have unfolded in various spaces: in family-run shops, across ranches and farms inherited through generations, and in the heart of Main Street, where everyday Americans take bold steps to create something meaningful. This is something I’ve personally experienced. Before […]
Trump supports nationwide concealed carry recognition, GOA achieves court victory
During a recent speech at a Mack Truck facility in Macungie, Pennsylvania, President Trump voiced support for nationwide concealed carry reciprocity, which resonates well with gun owners. After all, constitutional rights shouldn’t just stop at state lines. This isn’t just a theoretical issue; armed citizens often save lives. For example, a Marine Corps veteran in […]
Supreme Court Allows 3rd Circuit Decision on Emergency Concealed Carry to Stand
SCOTUS Declines to Hear Pennsylvania’s Concealed Carry Ban Challenge In a recent order from the Supreme Court, they turned down a certificate related to a ruling from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, which deemed Pennsylvania’s ban on concealed carry for individuals aged 18 to 20 unconstitutional. This matter is linked to the Lara vs. […]
The Founding Fathers anticipated that we would carry on their debate.
Historian Jane Kamensky, currently the president of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello, shares insights about the lasting significance of the American Revolution. She notes, “Everyone on all sides, including those who had been denied even ownership of themselves, had a sense of possibility worth fighting for.” This perspective highlights a crucial aspect of the […]
Another One Falls: Supreme Court Overturns Hawaii’s Concealed Carry Gun Regulations
The Supreme Court of the United States recently ruled on the case of Wolford vs. Lopez, stating that Hawaii’s law on concealed carry on private property infringes upon the Second and 14th Amendments. This law barred licensed individuals from carrying firearms for self-defense on private property without explicit consent from the property owner. After the […]
Supporters of Gun Rights, GOP Officials, and Trump Aim to Turn Right to Carry Into a Reality—But They Can’t Agree on the Method
The advancement of a national concealed carry bill has hit a snag as various Second Amendment advocacy groups, the White House, and Congress members grapple over conflicting versions of a bill. President Trump voiced his support for a “right to carry” during a speech in Reading, Pennsylvania. However, the path to passage looks tricky given […]
Florida Appeals Court Decides 18-Year-Olds Cannot Be Denied Right to Carry Firearms
Florida Court Rules on Concealed Carry Laws A Florida appellate panel decided on Wednesday that the Second Amendment prevents the state from limiting concealed carry to individuals aged 21 and older. Attorney General James Usmeyer, a Republican, faced criticism from Second Amendment advocates for not defending the age restriction against a lawsuit initiated by two […]
Florida court overturns concealed carry restriction for adults aged 18 to 20
Florida Court Rules Age Restriction on Concealed Carry Unconstitutional A Florida appeals court declared on Wednesday that the prohibition on concealed carry for individuals aged 18 to 20 contravenes the Second Amendment. The ruling asserts that young adults deserve the same constitutional protections as those over 20. The court emphasized that while 18-year-olds are eligible […]