We’ve spent decades hopping from one armed conflict to the next, yet somehow we’re supposed to believe danger politely waits overseas. It doesn’t. It rides the subway, boards the plane, walks into the grocery store. Terror isn’t a foreign concept. It’s a daily risk, and pretending otherwise is how people get killed. So here’s a thought the political class hates: stop disarming the very people who can stop it. Off duty police officers and trained military veterans are treated like liabilities instead of assets. That’s backwards. Those are the people you want in the room when something goes sideways. They should be empowered, not sidelined, especially when traveling. An armed, trained citizen is not the problem. He’s the solution politicians refuse to admit exists. And let’s talk about the Second Amendment. Not the watered down, bureaucrat approved version. The real one. The one that doesn’t come with fine print written by career politicians who move with armed security while telling ...

Washington, D.C.—The movement for nationwide concealed carry rights is gaining unstoppable momentum, as nearly 200 House members—both Republicans and Democrats—have united to sponsor and draft a landmark bill. With the Senate poised to pass it by a comfortable margin, and former President Donald Trump pledging to sign it the moment it reaches his desk, this transformative legislation is closer than ever to becoming law. Across America, 29 states already recognize constitutional permitless carry, and nearly every other state ensures reasonable and prompt access to concealed carry permits. This legislation will ensure that law-abiding citizens in all 50 states can exercise their right to carry concealed firearms for self-defense without excessive red tape, fees or state restrictions. Predators and criminals, take heed: the days of defenseless victims are coming to an end. Those who choose to endanger innocent lives will now face the real and immediate threat of deadly force from armed, r...