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With our first annual Bulldog Awards in six categories, the Media Research Center is honoring conservatives in the media who truly deserve accolades yet will never receive them from the media establishment.

If the Big Apple respected the gun rights of its citizens, then police wouldn't have to work so much overtime, saving millions.

A not only cost-effective, but constitutionally-sound way to improve public safety in the Big Apple.

Legacy journalists flocked to join Team Biden solely because the orange man was bad, and once aboard, there was no going back.

“New York, which is in the midst of an alarming surge in gun crimes, needs at least some restrictions on who gets to own and carry guns…"--New York Post editorial

Maryland’s ban on assault-style weapons is unconstitutional because it is not narrowly tailored to the compelling interest of safety, gun rights advocates say.

Hawaii erected nonsensical hoops for gun-buyers to jump through to exercise a fundamental right, ...similar barriers...were struck down by the Supreme Court..

The relatively new group has big plans for the future.

The Second Amendment Foundation has filed an amicus brief with the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in the case of Yakutake...

Folks in Washington State are still waiting nearly a decade after a universal background check law was put on the books.