NYC Brothers Face 130 Charges Over Arsenal of Weapons and Explosive Devices

Two brothers in New York City were indicted on 130 charges after police discovered an arsenal of untraceable firearms, homemade bombs, and a "hit list" targeting law enforcement, politicians, and celebrities in their apartment. The weapons included ghost guns assembled from kits purchased online or 3D-printed, and the brothers also owned a 3D printer. If convicted, they face up to 25 years in prison. Ghost guns have become a growing concern, with a surge in their recovery and use in crimes, leading to increased efforts to regulate them, including recent rules introduced by President Joe Biden.