You don’t need me to remind you just how anti-gun California is. Officials there seem dedicated to reminding you at every opportunity. I’d love to say that they’re doing it against the will of the voters, but the reality is that the majority wants just that. It’s the best example of why the Electoral College is a good thing I’ve ever seen. But despite that anti-gun agenda and the reams of laws restricting guns, it doesn’t seem to do much.Like, say, stop a 15-year-old from shooting a schoolmate.A 15-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of…
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Lines have grown outside gas stations across Tehran in recent weeks as the United States has tightened its blockade and threatened more severe sanctions, with some people waiting for two hours or more to fill up. The uncertainty deepened on Tuesday, after U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent vowed to fully sever the country from the global economy. In recent days, Iranian officials have spoken of a possible reduction in heavy gas subsidies as they seek to endure the tightening blockade. “Maybe we will face a shortage of fuel,” said Hashem Abadi, a 34-year-old barber.…
This is the last week of the 2026 legislative session in California, and anti-gun Democrats are now one step away from sending a major gun control bill to Gov. Gavin Newsom. On Monday, the California Assembly approved SB 948, which would expand the requirements for a Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC) to include a four-hour training course and a live-fire test. A FSC is required to purchase or acquire any firearm in the state, and right now the process consists of paying a $25 fee and passing a 30-question, multiple-choice and true/false written exam. If SB…
Dolly Parton, the country music icon whose career spanned more than six decades of songwriting, acting and philanthropy, died Tuesday, Aug. 25, at age 80, her family announced. Parton sold more than 100 million records and won 11 Grammy Awards, including a Lifetime Achievement Award, during a career that produced songs such as “Jolene,” “Coat of Many Colors,” “9 to 5” and “I Will Always Love You.” Her work also reached the military community through performances for service members, patriotic music, USO programming and literacy efforts serving military children. Parton never served in uniform, but her association with the military…
For those who don’t know, an emergency ration bar is a food designed to keep you alive during some sort of survival scenario. Emergency ration bars have a very long shelf life, but most importantly, they are calorically dense. Typically, one bar has several hundred calories, which makes them ideal for bug out bags or survival caches. There are a couple of downsides to store-bought ration bars, though. They usually don’t taste very good, and they’re not very nutritious. In fact, you could say they’re downright unhealthy, since the ingredients are mostly flour, sugar, and shortening. Yes, they’ll keep you…
When I was younger, I told my father I wanted to carry a gun when I was older. He warned me that I needed to know what I was doing or someone would take it from me and kill me with it. While that was a bit excessive, especially since it’s not nearly as common as that comment might suggest — we know because anti-gunners would make that a talking point — it was meant to suggest knowing what you’re doing. Fair enough. In the San Francisco area, not only did the gun control laws…
TrustPoint and Hexagon’s NovAtel have demonstrated that an enhanced commercial receiver can acquire and process TrustPoint’s C-band navigation signals when conventional satellite navigation faces interference. The Navy-backed test advances the company’s effort to provide an independent source of positioning, navigation and timing—commonly called PNT—for military and civilian users when GPS becomes unreliable. Patrick Shannon, TrustPoint’s founder and CEO, told Military.com in an interview that the demonstration addressed a critical issue every new PNT system eventually faces: how to get new navigation signals into hardware that can actually use them. Building a Commercial Alternative to GPS Shannon began his career building…
Army helicopter crashes are on the rise. There have been five major crashes of Apache plans since October, according to CNN’s analysis of military accident data, representing the second-highest number of crashes since the military launched the new model of the AH-64 in 2011. Since 2011, the military has used a fleet of around 820-840 AH-64 Apache helicopters, manufactured by Boeing, to destroy enemy armor, provide close air support for ground troops, and conduct armed reconnaissance. The military has used these planes in missions in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Libya. Maintaining their safety is of critical importance to support the…
Homicides are down by more than 20 percent in Buffalo, New York this year, and while that is great news, no credit should be given to the state’s restrictive gun laws. Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan and Police Commissioner Erika Shields held a press conference on Tuesday touting an 8 percent decline in violent crime in the city, including a 23 percent decline in gun-involved homicides. Shields and the mayor credit the Buffalo PD’s efforts in targeting illegally-possessed firearms for the drop, pointing to the 282 gun arrests so far this year.“Almost every gun used in…
The family of a deceased Black sailor who was set to have an aircraft carrier named after him have said they were shocked to learn it might be renamed to instead honor President Donald Trump. CNN and NBC News, citing anonymous sources, reported last week that the Navy is considering the name change for the ship, which is still under construction. It was on a path to be named the USS Doris Miller, after a Black sailor who served in World War II and later became the first African American to receive the Navy Cross due to actions deemed heroic…
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The Second Amendment isn’t about hunting. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. The only “hunting” it was intended for was the hunting of tyrants and invaders. That’s it. But gun rights advocates and hunters should be natural allies. In fact, Cam even talked about this today on the Cam & Company podcast with Pete Rodgers, the host of Christian Outdoors podcast. Hunting involves firearms, even if not exclusively, and that means one should fight to preserve gun rights because the people who will ignore the Second Amendment to go after AR-15s will use them…
Most people don’t think much about how they divide their earnings between checking and savings. But when you’re in the military, getting your savings vs. checking account balance right is especially important. PCS moves, deployment pay changes, and BAH resets can put real pressure on cash flow throughout your career. Here’s how much money you should keep in each account and where extra cash should go so it works for you. The Difference Between Checking and Savings Accounts Checking accounts and savings accounts both store your money, but they do different jobs and have different purposes: Checking accounts are built…
Last month the Firearms Policy Coalition and two individual plaintiffs filed suit against Louisiana State Police Superintendent Colonel Frank J. Bessum over a weird conflict in state law. Under Louisiana’s permitless carry statute, adults 18 and older can lawfully carry without a permit, so long as they can legally own their gun. While an 18-year-old doesn’t need a permit to carry, they also can’t receive one because Louisiana law limits concealed carry licenses to adults 21 and older. In their complaint and an accompanying press release, the plaintiffs pointed out that under the federal Gun-Free School…
In a lifestyle where so much is outside our control, it’s tempting to fill the parts we can control. A full calendar can even feel like proof that we’re doing military life well. We’re involved. We’re making friends. The kids are plugged in. We’re exploring our duty station. We’re volunteering. We’re building a career. We’re making the most of these few years before the military sends us somewhere else. I remember shortly after having my third child, with two kids in elementary school, a full-time writing career and a husband working 60-plus hours a week, feeling like I had it…
