Texas Gun Rights – One Big Beautiful Ballot – 2026 Republican Primary

The candidates listed below have pledged to fight for your gun rights without compromise by returning a PRO-GUN Texas Gun Rights Candidate Survey(+) and/or are TXGR PAC endorsed(*). Don’t see your candidate? Tell them to fill out their TXGR Candidate Survey RIGHT AWAY! Print/Download candidate survey here. U.S. Senate Ken Paxton* Wesley Hunt Alexander Duncan […]
Congress Is About to Fund the ATF Like It’s Still the Biden Era

If you thought the ATF’s war on gun owners was going to slow down under a Republican House, think again. A new federal funding bill moving through Congress would keep the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) funded at roughly $1.585 billion for FY2026, barely below what it received under Biden. For context, […]
Minnesota ICE Unrest: Proof the Left’s Lawless Logic Has Nowhere to Hide

What is unfolding in Minneapolis is not just another protest story. It is a snapshot of how quickly political hypocrisy turns into chaos when the left decides the rules no longer apply. In the wake of multiple violent encounters involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis, critics who just a few years ago led […]
Iran and Venezuela: A Reminder Why the Second Amendment Must Be Preserved

Across the globe, the struggle between citizens and authoritarian governments is playing out in real time — and Americans would be foolish to treat it like a distant foreign drama. In Iran, widespread protests have surged across major cities as citizens openly challenge a regime that has ruled through fear, censorship, and brute force. Reports indicate […]
Gun Rights on the Ballot as North Texas Runoff Puts Texas Senate Seat at Risk

Texas Senate District 9 is headed for a January 31 runoff election, and gun owners are being warned not to sleepwalk through a race that could swing a reliably Republican seat into the hands of the gun-confiscation lobby. The runoff pits Leigh Wambsganss (R)—an outspoken advocate for gun rights who has pledged no-compromise support for […]
Federal Court Advances TXGRF-Backed Lawsuit Challenging Texas City Gun Ban

A federal judge has allowed a Second Amendment lawsuit against Colorado City, Texas to move forward, ruling that the city’s policy barring licensed handgun carriers from a multi-use civic center and at governmental open meetings may exceed constitutional limits. The case, Havens v. City of Colorado City, was filed by Texas Gun Rights Foundation attorney […]
Minneapolis Erupts Again as ICE Shooting Sparks 2020-Style Unrest

Minneapolis — the city that became ground zero for the 2020 George Floyd riots — is once again facing unrest after an ICE-involved shooting ignited protests, street disorder, and renewed attacks on federal law enforcement. The shooting occurred during an immigration enforcement encounter in which a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot a woman after […]
NRA Sues Its Own Foundation as LaPierre Loyalists Cry “Corruption” — After Years of Silence

The National Rifle Association is seemingly still trying to clean house after years of alleged financial mismanagement under the former “leadership” of Wayne LaPIerre. This time, the knives are out between post-LaPierre reformers and the very insiders critics say stood silent while LaPierre bled the organization dry. In a lawsuit filed this month, the NRA is […]
Kyle Rittenhouse Is Back — And the Truth About His Case Still Matters

Kyle Rittenhouse will be the first to tell you this: if he could go back to that night in 2020, he would have stayed home. Being out during violent riots was a poor decision — one he openly acknowledges. It was dangerous. It was chaotic. And it was a situation no one should have been […]
TXGRF Wins: Court Stops DPS From Misusing Out-of-State Protective Order

Texas Gun Rights Foundation, the legal & educational wing of Texas Gun Rights, successfully defended Timothy Willis, a Texas LTC holder whose license was suspended by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) after the agency discovered a protective order issued by a Georgia court in 2001 during a divorce. The protective order contained no […]