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Inspector General: White House ‘Made it Impossible’ to Pursue Lead in Fast and Furious Probe

7:00am Monday, September 24, 2012

by Chad D. Baus In the wake of the release of the Department of Justice's probe into the Fast & Furious gun walking scandal, which was unable to find evidence that Attorney General Eric Holder was aware of the operation, Inspector General Michael Horowitz testified last week that The White House's refusal to release communications related to the Fast and Furious gun-walking program and the...

NRA Board Member Linda Walker on the role Ohio will play in the upcoming elections

3:00pm Friday, September 21, 2012

Recently, Executive Producer of NRA News John Popp talked to NRA Board Member Linda Walker from Buckeye Firearms Association about the upcoming elections, and challenges facing gun owners in Ohio. Click here to learn about how YOU can help Ohio elect pro-gun candidates!

WANTED: People Who Like to Attend Gun Shows and People to Support Endorsed Pro-Gun Candidates in Your Area

7:00am Friday, September 21, 2012

Do you like guns and the camaraderie of gun shows? Are you interested in talking about politics and politicians? Do you have a few weekends free between now and November? If so, here's a unique opportunity! Buckeye Firearms Association needs to recruit several teams of volunteers to work at gun shows from now through the November elections, as well as to assist the campaigns of endorsed pro-gun...

Op-Ed: Did Colorado shooter single out Cinemark theater because it banned guns?

3:00pm Thursday, September 20, 2012

by John Lott With 12 dead and 58 wounded, the July 20th shooting at the Cinemark Century 16 Theater in Aurora, Colorado was sure to result in a lawsuit. On Friday, the first suit was announced, claiming Cinemark has "primary responsibility." The theater did have responsibility for the attack, but not for the reasons that the lawyers bringing the case think. The lawyer bringing the suit, Attorney...

92-year-old shoots intruder

7:00am Thursday, September 20, 2012

Earl Jones, a 92-year-old farmer from Verona, Kentucky, shot and killed Lloyd "Adam" Maxwell, 24, after Maxwell broke into his home about 2 a.m. 9/3/12. Jones was armed with a .22 caliber rifle and fired one shot that hit Maxwell in the chest. The reporter interviewing him asked why he didn't call 911. You'll love the simplicity of his answer.

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10-year-old with BB gun saves mother's life from attacker

3:00pm Wednesday, September 19, 2012

A 10-year-old boy in Belligham, WA saved his mother's life after she was attacked by a man renting a room at their home recently. Police say the boy ran and got his lever action BB gun and shot the man at least four times. "He assaulted the female while she was in bed tried to strangle her," said Office Mark Young with the Bellingham Police Department, "and during the commotion her young son came...

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Buckeyes for Concealed Carry President Uses Handgun to Defend Family

7:00am Wednesday, September 19, 2012

At approximately 7:00 pm Saturday night, Ohio State Students Joe and Amanda Smith were approached by a threatening white male near Westland Mall requiring Joe, Buckeyes for Concealed Carry on Campus President, to use his concealed handgun to defend himself, his wife Amanda, and their sixteen month old son Kyedin. The threatening male approached their vehicle while Amanda was buckling Kyedin into...

Op-Ed: ATF’s latest gun grab

3:00pm Tuesday, September 18, 2012

by Nita Ghei The Obama administration is making it easier for bureaucrats to take away guns without offering the accused any realistic due process. In a final rule published last week, the Justice Department granted the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) authority to "seize and administratively forfeit property involved in controlled-substance abuses." That means government...