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Alibaba and its US payment unit, AUS Merchant Services, have agreed to pay $600 million to resolve a US Justice Department probe. The settlement addresses allegations that the companies allowed the illegal sale of pharmaceuticals and drug paraphernalia on their platforms.
The US Supreme Court has expanded Second Amendment gun rights with a recent Hawaii ruling, a decision praised by gun rights groups, and is expected to consider more gun-related cases.
The Department of Justice has warned California that it will file a lawsuit if the state enforces its 'Glock ban,' arguing that the law infringes upon Second Amendment rights.
A Supreme Court justice has expressed a desire to eliminate what they describe as a 'failed' test used in Second Amendment cases.
Lawmakers in several US states are increasingly imposing restrictions on 3D-printed firearms, sparking a growing debate over Second Amendment rights and gun control.
Virginia prosecutor Ryan Mehaffey, a Marine veteran, has stated his refusal to enforce Governor Spanberger's new assault weapons ban, arguing it violates Second Amendment protections.
A pro-Second Amendment group in Connecticut is raising concerns over a proposed bill that they say bans most Glock-style pistols and limits self-defense options for gun owners. They fear Democrats may pursue further restrictions.
President Donald Trump has fired Pam Bondi as Attorney General, announcing the shakeup in a social media post amid criticism over her handling of specific cases and failure to prosecute his foes.
Democrat Lawmakers in Minnesota Pass Draconian Gun Laws After Silencing Largest Gun Rights Group The Minnesota Senate rammed through sweeping gun control measures on Friday, after deliberately sidelining the state’s largest pro-Second Amendment organization with just 6 minutes of testimony, while gun control supporters got 32 minutes of speaking time on the flagship gun ban bill. Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios The Democrat-controlled Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Commi...
A debate is emerging over whether regular marijuana users should be considered akin to 'habitual drunkards' from the Founding era, impacting their Second Amendment rights to own firearms.
Scinai has signed a second amendment to its Pincell Option Agreement and submitted a revised €12 million non-dilutive FENG application to advance PC111 through human proof of concept.
The U.S. Supreme Court has announced it will consider challenges to laws known as 'assault weapons' bans, examining whether these prohibitions violate the Second Amendment.
The Supreme Court has struck down Hawaii's gun restrictions in a significant Second Amendment case. This decision has implications for gun ownership laws in the state.
The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the Second Amendment's right to bear arms takes precedence over anti-drug sentiment, in a decision that could impact gun ownership rights for individuals with past drug offenses.
The Supreme Court has unanimously struck down a federal gun law that was used to prosecute Hunter Biden, marking a significant decision regarding Second Amendment rights.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed SB 334 into law, which bans Glock firearms in the state. This move is expected to lead to conflicts with gun owners and firearm dealers, raising questions about Second Amendment rights.
New Hampshire has experienced a setback regarding Second Amendment rights on its college campuses.
A pro-Second Amendment group in Connecticut is raising concerns over a proposed Glock-style ban, fearing that Democrats may pursue even more extensive restrictions on firearms.
An insurgent Democratic primary challenger in Virginia, Mark Moran, has sparked backlash from his party by stating they are 'completely wrong' on gun rights and gerrymandering, highlighting his Second Amendment stance.
Appeals court strikes down a local District of Columbia law banning gun magazines over 10 bullets, ruling the measure violates Second Amendment rights.
The Supreme Court is deliberating whether the use of marijuana can disqualify an individual from their Second Amendment right to own a gun, examining if such a restriction aligns with the nation's historical tradition.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled to uphold birthright citizenship, delivering a significant blow to former President Trump's efforts to restrict it. This decision maintains the existing constitutional interpretation of citizenship for those born in the United States.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing it to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 356,000 immigrants from Haiti and Syria. This decision sparked a clash among justices regarding the potential role of racial bias in the administration's policy.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's recent call to overturn critical Second Amendment precedent is being discussed as a significant development in her judicial legacy.
The PDLPT movement has justified its vote against the second amendment to the 2024-2026 sectoral multi-annual program contract, stating that significant doubts persisted and were not adequately clarified.
An article by Gun Owners of America emphasizes the vital importance of preserving the Fourth Amendment, alongside the Second Amendment, to protect gun owners' rights.
An analysis explores the Trump administration's complex relationship with Second Amendment advocates, characterizing it as a powerful yet unreliable alliance. The article delves into the implications of this dynamic for gun rights.
Senator Lindsey Graham has called for a "Second Amendment solution" for Iran, advocating that the U.S. and Israel should arm Iranian civilians to facilitate the overthrow of the Islamic regime.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is expected to sign new bills, SB 749 and HB 217, which gun rights advocates claim would severely restrict Second Amendment rights for millions.
A Second Amendment advocate claims Minnesota Democrats limited her testimony on gun control bills, focusing on emotional appeals rather than policy expertise, to avoid substantive debate.
The US Supreme Court has expressed skepticism regarding the prohibition of gun ownership for drug users, with government representatives arguing the Second Amendment does not prevent temporarily disarming frequent marijuana users.