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Ekin Smart City Technologies is bringing its cutting-edge AI solutions to the U.S., starting with a $25 million expansion and new offices in Miami and Atlanta. The move will create over 100 jobs and transition key manufacturing and operations stateside, marking a major step in transforming public safety and smart city technology.
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Big banks did not quietly move on from gun businesses. A federal watchdog says they deliberately cut off lawful firearm companies for political reasons and got caught.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon insists his bank doesn’t politically discriminate, but sworn testimony and documented actions tell a very different story.
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While politicians bicker and gridlock drags on, hunters are stepping up to deliver the protein families actually need. Their fall harvests are becoming millions of meals, proving that real service still comes from the field and not the Capitol.
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For the first time, the Second Amendment is getting the federal attention it deserves. The DOJ’s new office is set to defend gun rights across the nation.
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It’s time to restore hope and healing to damaged cops, splintered relationships, and desperate families fighting a silent war. Consider this your wake-up call.
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President Trump’s nomination of veteran ATF leader Robert Cekada is drawing strong praise from the firearm industry, which calls him a seasoned, fair-minded partner in fighting violent crime. NSSF says Cekada’s decades of law-enforcement experience and respect for the Second Amendment make him exactly the kind of steady, informed leadership the ATF needs.
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Open Carry Outdoors is bringing back its biggest Black Friday bundle with free tents and sleeping bags when you buy any cooler, making it the ultimate deal for outdoor enthusiasts. Stock is limited, including the patriotic Red White and Blue Cooler, so shoppers are encouraged to act fast to secure their gear before the holidays.
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Protect Minnesota’s new “gun crisis” report collapses the moment you read beyond the headlines, revealing declining suicide and homicide rates they conveniently bury beneath emotional anecdotes.
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The NSSF is appealing a federal court’s dismissal of its lawsuit challenging Maryland’s law aimed at circumventing the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. The group argues the law exposes lawful gun makers to frivolous lawsuits and infringes on constitutional rights while targeting perfectly legal commerce.
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Delaware’s new “permit-to-purchase” handgun law forces law-abiding citizens to jump through costly bureaucratic hoops just to exercise a constitutional right. Critics say it turns self-defense into a privilege, hitting low-income and working families hardest while doing little to improve public safety.
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The NSSF is challenging Vermont’s 72-hour mandatory waiting period, arguing that delaying law-abiding citizens from accessing firearms denies them their Second Amendment rights. The group warns that such laws turn a fundamental right into a second-class privilege with no historical or constitutional basis.
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Combat veteran Chris King is running for Arizona’s LD 17 Senate seat to restore public safety and fully support law enforcement. With decades of military service and a personal commitment to Tucson, he vows to fight crime, secure the border, and ensure every officer has the resources to protect the community.
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Criminal rings are turning staged workplace accidents into a billion-dollar industry, exploiting migrants, manipulating law firms, and weaponizing medical providers. From fake OSHA certifications to fraudulent surgeries, these schemes leave victims injured while bleeding insurers and the economy dry.
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A custom “Presidential” Henry rifle honoring Donald J. Trump ignited a bidding war at Mar-a-Lago, ultimately selling for $45,000. The one-of-a-kind showpiece raised major support for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation.
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