In a groundbreaking decision, a federal judge in Virginia has ruled that a ban on …

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In a groundbreaking decision, a federal judge in Virginia has ruled that a ban on …
Today the Supreme Court released an opinion in the case of New York State Rifle and Pistol …
The Virginia State Senate’s Judiciary Committee rejected every bill put forth this week that would’ve …
Ralph Northam’s final budget as governor includes $27.4 million to establish a Center for Firearm …
Virginia Democratic Senator Tim Kaine sets forth legislation abridging the Second Amendment.
Gun control’s “dead on arrival” prediction from House Republicans came true.
When Republicans announced that gun control legislation from Democrats was “dead on arrival” in the 2019 General Assembly session, they were serious, very serious.
Bucking Governor Ralph Northam’s progressive gun control package, Virginia’s Republican-controlled State Senate passes a measure to repeal the ban on carrying firearms in church and other places of worship.
Fourteen gun control bills were defeated by Virginia House Republicans, leaving four remaining. While gun rights supporters said Governor Northam’s agenda appeared dead for the year, they warned these bills represented a wishlist by gun control proponents which could pass if Republicans lose the House and Senate this November.
A lawsuit against the Commonwealth is now moving forward as the Lee County School division is challenging Attorney General Mark Herring’s legal opinion on arming teachers to protect students.