9 NOV 2018 · Tuesday’s election resulted in some wins for gun owners and some losses; Washington State voters approved sweeping new gun regulations; Washington State is having problems with its firearms database; Oregon voters approved ordinances in eight counties that reinforce gun rights;this week’s mass shooting in California has spawned more calls for gun control; New Jersey Governor Murphy signed into law a ban on  so-called untraceable ghost guns; Colorado Democrats vow to bring back a "red-flag" bill.

2 NOV 2018 · Second Amendment Preservation Ordinances will be on next week’s ballot in 10 Oregon counties; New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy is calling for more gun control following the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting; an Anti-gun billboard is up in Boston; Everytown For Gun Safety, has poured nearly a-half million dollars  into a direct mail campaign in Florida; FedEx will no longer offer discounts for business members of the NRA; Sturm, Ruger reports a decline in third-quarter net income.

26 OCT 2018 · Gun control groups are outspending gun rights supporters ahead of next month's elections; Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley’s Senate campaign and the NRA’s Political Victory Fund are accused of illegal campaign coordination; Remington has settled a class action lawsuit over trigger problems; a resident from the Netherlands is challenging California’s concealed carry law; two Arkansas lawmakers have indicated that two proposed gun legislation bills may not survive.

19 OCT 2018 · A Gallup poll finds only 40% of Americans support an assault weapons ban; a poll finds there's strong support for initiative 1639 in Washington State; Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi continued her push for more gun control; the Colorado Court of Appeals rules a magazine ban is constitutional; Levi's makes good on donating to anti-gun groups; Russia warns the U.S. not to copy its gun designs.

12 OCT 2018 · Louisiana's attorney general is leading a 17-state coalition against a New York City gun restriction; liberal billionaires are throwing hundreds of millions of dollars behind the Democratic Party; the NRA launched an ad campaign to help Republicans in the congressional midterms; gun control advocates have filed suit requesting the federal government release communications with the firearms lobby; a Montana state judge has upheld Missoula's 2016 gun ordinance.

5 OCT 2018 · Wells Fargo issued a $40 million line of credit to Sturm, Ruger; three Washington State law enforcement groups have come out against the 1639 initiative; King County, Washington has joined Seattle in passing an ordinance requiring firearms be locked up; a federal court has ruled New Jersey’s ban on magazines is constitutional; California's governor has signed several gun control bills; two Pennsylvania lawmakers have proposed legislation banning loaded firearms in vehicles.

25 SEP 2018 · The NRA has come out swinging in support of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh; Politico reports Giffords plans to spend nearly $1.5 million on ads targeting Colorado Republican Rep. Mike Coffman; a gun reform activist group protested the NRA’s National Police Shooting Championship; Cody Wilson is free after posting $150,000 bond.

21 SEP 2018 · Cody Wilson has been arrested by authorities in Taiwan; the NRA's finances reportedly are in the red for the second year in a row; the NRA endorsed Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson in the gubernatorial race; Heckler & Koch wants a new management team; Colt wins a huge contract from the Defense Department.

19 SEP 2018 · Cody Wilson has been charged with sexual assault after allegedly paying to have sex with a teenager; Tom Selleck retires from the NRA board; subscriptions to NRA's magazines have increased significantly; the "Kent State Gun Girl" is now holding an open-carry walk around the Kent State campus instead of an on-campus rally; more than 100,000 anti-gun ads have aired this year.

17 SEP 2018 · Gun control groups file complaint against Montana GOP Senate candidate and NRA; a gun control advocacy group is pouring millions into four states to help Democratic candidates; Vermont state police have begun collecting bump stocks.