The ATF is enacting reforms under Trump’s executive order to protect Second Amendment rights. While changes are welcomed, the NSSF warns against deep budget cuts and merging the ATF with the DEA. Read More.
In Sheepdog and Shepherd, National Border Patrol Vice President and Spokesman Art Del Cueto shares how faith in God gives him strength to face the dangers of the job. For him, protecting the border is both a mission of security and a calling of the soul. Read More.
At a press conference, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said an illegal migrant tried to eat his own arms during a deportation flight. She cited the case to defend stricter immigration enforcement. Read More.
The EXPLORE Act is now in motion, expanding access to public shooting ranges nationwide. NSSF praises Secretary Burgum and President Trump for delivering on a major win for gun owners and conservation. Read More.
See It Send It is a secure, American-built app that lets users report threats in real time with geo-tagged photos and alerts. It’s trusted by professionals in safety, security, and public service. Read More.
Nichol Collins, who describes herself as a former transgender lesbian drug dealer, found the Lord and wants to restore the rainbow back to its Biblical meaning. Read More.
White House Border Czar Tom Homan was featured on a recent episode of "CUOMO," wherein he laid out the strategy behind the latest development in his aggressive anti-illegal-immigration policy: the so-called "Alligator Alcatraz." Read More.
Owen McIntire is facing up to 30 years in prison after facing federal charges in connection with the firebombing of two Teslas in Kansas City Read More.
The FBI and other US intelligence agencies are warning that Iranian assets may be planning cyberattacks on US and Israeli interests after US airstrikes last month. Read More.
Two New York congressmen are pushing a bill to ban face coverings for federal agents, sparking safety concerns. Critics say it puts officers at risk while ignoring threats from violent criminals. Read More.
WalletHub ranks the worst states for police officers in 2025, citing low pay, weak training, and high risk in places like Arkansas and Alaska. A new job-matching program aims to connect officers with safer, better-supported roles. Read More.