Under Hawaii’s “sensitive places” law, all government buildings are “gun-free zones,” at least in theory. Like most supposedly sensitive places, though, many of those locations feature no special security measures; no magnetometers, no armed guards, and no secured entrances. They’re sensitive in name only, and their “gun-free” status essentially depends on an honor code.  The inability of these Sensitive In Name Only locations to keep people safe and secure was on full display recently in Maui, where a man stands accused of brandishing a pistol at county employees in a planning office in Wailuku a…

Forced to dig his own grave in Iraq, Fabrizio Quattrocchi answered his killers with one final act of raw defiance. This is a hard look at death, faith, courage, and the Italian who refused to die quietly. Death, Faith, and the Question Fabrizio Quattrocchi Forces Us to Face Today, we are going to talk about some pretty dark stuff. Death rightfully makes people uncomfortable. It is the innately unknowable nature of the thing that leaves folks so predictably discomfited. We all have theories. However, by definition, if somebody is talking about it, they’ve not yet actually given it a whirl…

This week, senior military leaders from around the world are gathering in Waikiki to discuss potential conflict and crisis around the world’s coastlines. About 300 service members from 25 countries are meeting at the Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies for the 12th Pacific Amphibious Leaders Symposium, a gathering organized by U.S. Marine Corps Forces Pacific that each year takes place in different locations around the region. Last year it took place in the Philippines. On Tuesday, Lt. Gen. James Glynn welcomed participants, telling them that “trying to get to Hawaii’s a long way from everywhere, which … puts it…

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A Florida mother found herself in every parent’s nightmare Sunday afternoon when a man allegedly forced his way into her home and threatened her family. Fortunately, she was armed. According to reporting by Fox 35 Orlando, the incident happened in Palm Coast when Michael McDonald allegedly opened the woman’s garage, banged on windows, and then entered the home through the front door. Inside were the mother and her two children. The woman, identified as a friend of McDonald’s sister, told reporters she quickly realized the situation was turning dangerous. “I panicked and got my gun,” she said. “That was my…

With roughly half the year done, 2026’s legacy is already defined by a slew of brilliant games that will keep most people busy for a long time. From horror to dense RPGs and cozy sims, every genre received a new representative. However, even when compared to other popular categories, 2026 action-adventure games have been especially incredible, ambitious, and celebrated. Seriously, it seems like the genre cannot help but bottom out at “pretty good,” at least if we focus on relatively big names and ignore the slew of forgettable titles that launch on Steam. If the most anticipated 2026 action-adventure games…

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Humans are inherently curious creatures. We came down from the trees and started trying to figure out how the whole universe works almost immediately, even if we started small with things like how to create fire, or how can we tell which plants are safe to eat, which ones let us converse with God, and which ones just kill you? We’ve come a long way from those days, to say the least. Now, we wrestle with bigger questions, but not all of them are on a cosmic scale, and not every researcher can be trusted…

The U.S. Supreme Court handed gun owners a major victory Thursday, ruling that the federal government can’t automatically strip someone of their Second Amendment rights simply because they use marijuana. In a unanimous decision, the Court sided with Texas resident Ali Danial Hemani, a man who admitted he uses marijuana several times a week but wasn’t accused of violence, brandishing a firearm, drug trafficking, or doing anything reckless with a gun. According to reporting from the Associated Press and Reuters, the case has been closely watched because it sits at the intersection of expanding marijuana legalization and the Supreme Court’s…