Remington may be held responsible for the murders of school children in Sandy Hook, CT due to the marketing the AR-15 rifle as a tool of crime. Sr. Fellow Stephen Halbrook, a Second Amendment attorney, says Remington didn't market their products thusly, so any lawsuits against Remington, the maker of the Bushmaster AR-15 rifle should be dismissed. However, the courts in the state of Connecticut have decided the lawsuit can go forward.

In the wake of the recent scandal surrounding the bribing of college staff to admit students who are underqualified, Sr. Fellow Richard Vedder, author of the upcoming book Restoring the Promise: Higher Education in America is interviewed on the nationally syndicated Lars Larson radio show. Not surprised by the revelations of bribery, Vedder describes how colleges and universities have been playing favorites for years in admissions. Students should be admitted based on merit, he argues, not on athletic ability or donations from rich parents.

Senior Fellow Stephen P. Halbrook presentation at the conference on "The Supreme Court and the Second Amendment" organized by the the Federalist Society's Civil Rights and Criminal Law & Procedure Practice Groups.

Author of several books on the history of the Second Amendment, Sr. Fellow Stephen Halbrook is interviewed on The Chad Adams radio show. Halbrook talks about his work in the legal field to protect Second Amendment rights.

Sr. Fellow Stephen Halbrook is interviewed at CPAC 2019 on the Sam Sorbo radio show. Halbrook talks about the origins of the right to bear arms and speaks about his work as a lawyer to protect this constitutional right. The author of Gun Control in Nazi-Occupied France, Halbrook talks of the history of gun registration laws in Europe that lead to gun confiscation by governments hostile to an armed populace.

Ending the war in Afghanistan isn't easy. Congress is planning to declare victory and remove troops from Afghanistan. Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland, author of the forthcoming book War and the Rogue Presidency says the plan to ease out of the region in one year makes sense after having troops there for 18 years.

Sr. Fellow Stephen Halbrook, author of Gun Control in the Third Reich, and Gun Control in Nazi-Occupied France, appears on the Rob Schilling radio show on WINA in Virginia. The show was recording live at CPAC 2019, where Halbrook was a speaker. Halbrook discusses gun control laws in the US and gun registration attempts, which have historically lead to gun confiscation.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom confirmed during his State of the State address that he plans to scale back the state’s controversial high-speed rail project. Sr. Fellow Lawrence McQuillan, Director of the California Golden Fleece^® Award discusses the wasted money and effort on the so-called Bullet Train and how it may still partially connect Bakersfield and Merced, California.