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Amy Swearer

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Sep 4, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Amy Swearer

    Armed Self-Defense Stories Underscore New Defensive Gun Use Data (opens the original)

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    It’s safe to say that 2026 has thus far been something of a “banner year” for the Second Amendment. The right to keep and bear arms went 2-0 this summer at the Supreme Court, which also now appears likely to strike down bans on so-called assault weapons. The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division has increasingly taken up the fight on behalf of law-abiding citizens against some of the worst state violators of their Second Amendment rights. And now, we can thank Georgetown professor Bill Engl

  2. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Amy Swearer

    Meet the Other Armed Civilians Who Saved Lives Before Jordan Salinas Made Headlines (opens the original)

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    The month of August kicked off in devastating fashion for residents of Twin Falls, Idaho, when a rifle-wielding gunman opened fire on employees and patrons outside of In-N-Out Burger restaurant, killing three and injuring seven before taking his own life. Video quickly surfaced, however, of an armed bystander engaging the gunman during the rampage, advancing toward him while returning fire with his own suppressed pistol. Police have since praised the bystander—identified as 35-year-old healthcar

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Amy Swearer and Jenna Rahn

    June Defensive Gun Uses Show Why Hawaii Should Embrace Second Amendment (opens the original)

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    The Supreme Court’s most recent term ended earlier this summer with an important victory for the Second Amendment in Wolford v. Lopez, where a 6-3 majority struck down a Hawaii law that made it all but impossible for the state’s concealed carry permit holders to exercise their Second Amendment rights outside of their homes. The Court held that the statute—which presumptively banned lawfully armed citizens from entering any store or business without express permission from the owner—was inconsist

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