With news media coverage dominated by so many important developments concerning COVID, economic relief for struggling Americans, and investigations of the domestic terrorists’ attack on… Read More »Guns in the News: Sobering Reminders and Protective Actions
As noted in recent news reports, Valentine’s Day marked the third anniversary of the horrific mass shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland,… Read More »Parkland, a New President, & a New Session of Congress
One year ago, a majority in the Virginia state legislature aligned with their governor to take actions intended to reduce the risk of gun violence. … Read More »What a Difference a Year Makes (and Not in a Good Way)
In the aftermath of the violent invasion of the U.S. Capitol, the members of Michigan’s State Capitol Commission unanimously approved a prohibition on citizens’ openly… Read More »The Latest Developments: The State Capitol Commission & the MI Legislature
On Monday, the Michigan State Capitol Commission voted unanimously to support a limited prohibition on citizen-carried firearms inside the state Capitol. It had appeared that… Read More »The Michigan State Capitol Commission’s Modest “First Step”