Supreme Court seems open to upholding regulations on ghost guns, hard to trace weapons used in crime
The Supreme Court seemed likely to uphold a Biden administration regulation on ghost guns, the difficult-to-trace weapons.
Opinion
In ghost gun case, Supreme Court can’t hide from its hypocrisy
The case, Garland v. VanDerStok, challenges a federal rule requiring “ghost guns” — untraceable firearms built from kits that can be bought online — to meet the same requirements as other guns, including serial numbers and background checks before sale.
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The Supreme Court sends an encouraging sign on ghost guns
The U.S. Supreme Court might well do the right thing: uphold a Biden administration regulation on ghost guns, the do-it-yourself, untraceable firearms now being used increasingly in crimes.
Supreme Court appears likely to uphold limits on ghost gun kits
The Supreme Court will consider whether self-assembled guns, parts kits and partially complete firearm frames or receivers can be regulated as traditional firearms.
Supreme Court probes limits of ATF rule regulating ghost guns
The rule issued by the Biden administration in 2022 seeks to subject unserialized ghost funs to the same requirements as commercially made firearms.
Supreme Court discusses omelets when debating whether 'ghost guns' can be regulated
The assembled weapons are called “ghost guns” because they lack the serial numbers and transfer records that make them traceable.
Even Supreme Court’s Right Wing Expresses Skepticism Towards Proposed Ghost Gun Free-For-All
While the conservative supermajority of the Supreme Court plainly wields an expansive view of gun rights (and a shrinkingly
A ghost gun, a Press Democrat reporter, the Supreme Court and the reach of local journalism
Austin Murphy’s 2021 story about ghost guns, as well as Murphy’s mechanical skills, were discussed this week before the U.S. Supreme Court. It’s another example of how Press Democrat journalism makes an impact,
Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit against gun manufacturers reaches Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court will review a $10 billion lawsuit Mexico filed against leading U.S. gun manufacturers, alleging that their commercial practices have contributed to cartel violence in Mexico. Gun makers like Smith & Wesson and Glock are challenging an appeals court ruling that allowed the lawsuit to proceed despite protections for the firearm industry.
An hour from ‘the loneliest road in America’ is this ghost town with 2 residents
On a late September road trip across Highway 50, the two-lane road that slices through the desolate heart of Nevada, we made ...
Community activist calls out local ghost gun crimes one year after son’s tragic murder
The ghost gun market is making U.S. neighborhoods a lot less safer, and the same applies for some communities here in Hampton ...
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Ghost of Yotei Shouldn't Trade Repetition for Linearity
As Sucker Punch iterates upon the Ghost of Tsushima formula with Ghost of Yotei, it should take care to strike a good balance ...
“Ghost gun” and narcotics seized following Cambridge bust
After an ongoing investigation, led by the Cambridge Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Section, to address ongoing ...
Are Ghost Guns Used In Crimes?
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today on whether Biden Administration rules regulating kits for the home assembly of ...
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Ghost of Yotei Could Innovate by Reining in a Red Dead Redemption 2 Feature
Ghost of Yotei has already proven itself to have Red Dead Redemption 2 vibes, and now it needs to take that an extra step ...
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Ghost hunts, haunted houses and other spooky events to check out in Pueblo this October
Are you a lover of spine-tingling scares or paranormal encounters? What about ghost hunts and spooky happenings combined ...
I Tried Popeyes' New Ghost Pepper Chicken Sandwich—Here's How Spicy It Really Is
What happens when America's most famous fried chicken sandwich meets the one of world's spiciest peppers? We headed to ...