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CNNW The June 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNNW The June 14, 2024

we're going to get our first public glimpse of princess catherine since christmas. what the palace said today about her cancer battle and her plans to try and resume some of her royalty duties. but leading this hour yesterday, today and for the next two weeks, the us supreme court will dominate the political conversation in this country. today, it's a major guns decision. the justices ruling six to three to strike down a federal ban on bump stocks. the ban was initially approved by donald trump 2018 after the massacre at a las vegas music festival, you might remember a gunman killed ...

U.S. District Judge Vacates ATF's AR Pistol Brace Rule - Vimarsana News

U.S. District Judge Vacates ATF's AR Pistol Brace Rule

U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor vacated the ATF's AR pistol brace rule, noting that it violated the Administrative Procedure Act.

Can Hunter Biden Afford to Mount a Second Amendment Defense on Gun Charges? - Vimarsana News

Can Hunter Biden Afford to Mount a Second Amendment Defense on Gun Charges?

 

Conservative group takes aim at Wall Street in report claiming big banks have undercut firearms industry - Vimarsana News

Conservative group takes aim at Wall Street in report claiming big banks have undercut firearms industry

The American Accountability Foundation has released a report on how big banks have refused to lend money to firearm and ammunition manufacturers in an "asymmetrical attack" on the firearms industry.

Judge rules Washington high-capacity magazine law unconstitutional - Vimarsana News

Judge rules Washington high-capacity magazine law unconstitutional

Attorney General Bob Ferguson has vowed to keep the ban alive, and the state Supreme Court has allowed it to stay in place for now.