February 16, 2025 – Gun News Daily

New Mexico Senator Advances Semiautomatic Rifle Ban

Senator Debbie O’Malley pushes for a ban on semiautomatic rifles, facing strong opposition amid rising local gun violence.

Wisconsin’s MAIT investigations into police shootings grant officers special privileges, raising concerns over accountability and transparency.

Davidson’s announces the promotion of three seasoned veterans to senior merchandising directors.

Sturm, Ruger & Company tops rifle production in the U.S. in 2022, with nearly 700,000 units sold amid booming firearm demand.

Des Moines police have shot six people since July, with cases under investigation and rising concerns about police use of lethal force.

New Ohio measure aims to eliminate sales tax on guns and ammo while encouraging firearm manufacturers to relocate.

A judge pauses Maine’s three-day gun purchase waiting period after a lawsuit by gun rights advocates, raising constitutional concerns.

Sweden’s government moves to tighten gun laws following a devastating school shooting that claimed ten lives.

Students at Antioch High demand gun law reforms following a tragic shooting that claimed a young life.

Physicians are urged to take an active role in firearm safety and injury prevention strategies.

Men in Manipur warm up for a football tournament while carrying assault rifles, raising security concerns and questions about local militias.

The Indian Army is modernizing its arsenal with new assault rifles, focusing on indigenous production and foreign partnerships.