SCOTUS Lets MD Gun Seizure Law Ruling Stand
February 28, 2026·about 2 hours ago·via Baltimore Sun
The U.S. Supreme Court declines to intervene, allowing a Maryland state court ruling to stand on the state's expansive gun seizure law that strips law-abiding citizens of their Second Amendment rights in everyday public spots. Maryland's overreach bans firearms in government buildings, schools, parks, healthcare facilities, amusement venues, alcohol-selling locations, and even private property open to the public - turning most of society into gun-free zones favored by anti-liberty elites.
Related Coverage
Explore More
Backlash Grows Over Trump Changes to National Monuments
Obama Breaks Silence on Trump Monkey Clip
Wyden, Merkley Beg SCOTUS to Keep Birthright Citizenship
3 US Speeches Sow Confusion at Munich
White House Confirms No Trump Pardon for SBF
High School Teens Storm Kroger, Terrorize Customers to Protest ICE
Todd Starnes
IRS Targeted Prominent Church For Hosting Trump Admin Officials
Todd Starnes
Blackburn Demands Answers After Memphis DA Fails to Prosecute Dangerous Criminals
Todd Starnes
Explosion Rocks New York Church, Multiple Casualties
Todd Starnes