The scorching hot takes about the Wolford decision keep coming, as anti-gunners try to cope with yet another loss at the Supreme Court. Bloomberg opinion columnist and Yale Law professor Stephen Carter has chimed in with his spin on the Court’s decision striking down Hawaii’s “vampire rule” that banned lawful carry by default in all private property open to the public, and as you might expect given who signs his paychecks, Carter isn’t thrilled with the Court’s decision.  Carter claims that “it’s not quite clear what burden, besides the inconvenience, justifies the conclusion that Hawaii’s default…

You would think that having the top-selling electric truck in the country would be awesome, right? Ford sold 27,037 examples of the F-150 Lightning last year, outselling the Tesla Cybertruck by more than 7,000 units, and more than doubling the sales numbers of the Chevy Silverado EV. While 27,037 units is nothing to sneeze at, what if you were expecting to sell 150,000 units every year? As it turns out, developing and producing a new vehicle is actually quite expensive! Building the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn, Michigan, was a project that alone cost Ford close to a billion…

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While many reject the idea of good guys with guns stopping things like mass public shootings, the truth is that much of the time, when it happens, the general public never knows that a mass shooting was going to happen. For every White Settlement or Greenwood Park Mall, you’ve got a dozen that never quite make the same headlines. Good guys stop all kinds of violent crimes. Often, it’s as they’re happening to them, but not always. Guns are tools that serve hero and villain alike, but they can only serve the hero if he…

Members of the military deployed overseas often leave their homes behind for months. For many, the time away makes them a target for squatters who use state and local laws to wrongly establish certain legal residency rights to a property. U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody (D-Fla.) has introduced a new bill, the Servicemember Residence Protection Act, to protect active-duty military personnel from this growing real estate headache. The bill would make it easier to evict those illegally living in houses owned by those in the Armed Forces, and would limit their so-called “squatters rights,” including any established timeframe a squatter could…

Ohio hunters may soon have more public ground. Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 450 on June 15, approving Ohio’s capital budget for fiscal years 2027 and 2028. The nearly $4 billion capital improvements bill funds schools, public infrastructure, parks, trails, state facilities, and other long-term projects across the state. Inside that larger budget is a $25 million line item for State Forest Land Conservation under the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The Sportsmen’s Alliance said the money will help the ODNR acquire state wildlife and forestry lands for hunters and trappers. The group also said the state can use…