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Wall Street giants are on alert because of Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr, President Joe Biden’s pick to serve as the central bank’s pointman on regulation.

Wells Fargo abruptly ended its business with a well-known gun dealer in a move emblematic of the increasing hostility big banks are showing towards the firearms industry. (Article by Stephen [...]

Wells Fargo, one of the nation's "wokest" major corporations, has taken its far-left social agenda up a notch by abruptly shutting down the bank accounts of a professional firefighter and his gun store, Wex Gunworks, three days before Christmas. On Dec. 22, Wells Fargo sent a letter to Wex Gunworks, owned by Brandon Wexler and…

If proven, it seems a curious relationship for a bank that presumes to be the “woke” moral arbiter for its customers’ right to keep and bear arms.

The fight for our freedoms goes beyond politics and the law... it's taking place just about everywhere.

Of all the scandals of the anti-gun Obama/Biden administration, Operation Chokepoint was perhaps the most insidious. NRA-ILA covered the story at the time, explaining how federal regulators – including the Department of Justice and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) – used their authorities to intimidate banks into shunning lawful but politically disfavored industries. Among those industries were firearms and ammunition retailers, many of which lost the access to capital and cr...

The White House made it official, announcing the president’s intent to nominate Marty Gruenberg as the permanent chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

If we are serious about protecting freedom, we need to eliminate the ability of financial regulation to serve as a conduit of coercion.

Canada may be the future for many Americans. The Canadian government is freezing the bank accounts of truckers involved in the freedom protest. But on Thursday, they went even further,

Kansas lawmakers are trying to get the state to join Texas in blocking big companies from discriminating against the firearms industry.