Recent headlines have reported sudden closures of TSA (Transportation Security Administration) lanes at major airports and the strategic mobilization of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in urban centers, allegedly tied to the government shutdown. The situation in the United States is looking increasingly problematic as the country continues its quick trek toward authoritarianism. Trump Threatens To Deploy ICE To Airports But could we see food and fuel rationing too, as tyranny takes hold? According to some international agencies that have released warnings about it, fuel and food shortages are looming. To most, these appear as unrelated symptoms of a…
Few things are as handy and useful as a fully loaded hard cooler — whether on a hot day at the beach, at a crowded tailgate party, or as your trusty camp pantry. It’s part of the reason a standard-size, high-end cooler can command a price upward of $500. Unfortunately, there’s nothing less useful than a cooler that’s not in use. It’s unwieldy, takes up a lot of space, and serves as little more than an overpriced step stool. And that’s where Coleman saw an opportunity to take a swing at the biggest cooler innovation since YETI’s rotomolded revolution. The…
On Wednesday, I fact-checked a story in the Cleveland Plain Dealer that falsely claimed “gun violence” was the leading cause of death among Ohio children. I’m happy to report that the paper has issued a correction to its report, though I’d say their revised story still carries far too much water for the group Children’s Defense Fund-Ohio. The Plain Dealer headline now proclaims that gun violence is “among the leading causes of death” for Ohio children, when in truth firearms were involved in 6% of the 5,482 child deaths in the state between 2018 and…
There’s an old saying floating around the 2A world that doesn’t get enough airtime: the Second Amendment isn’t just about guns, it’s about everything else. And if you think that sounds a little dramatic, take a look at what’s happening everywhere else. According to Gun Owners of America (GOA), the First and Second Amendments aren’t just related; they’re basically roommates. One talks, the other makes sure nobody kicks the door in while it’s talking. Let’s start across the pond. In parts of Europe and the UK, people have been arrested for social media posts. Not threats. Not violence. Posts. The…
The state of California has a history of not being really good with gun owners’ personal data. After all, they created a concealed carry database that was, for a time, accessible to pretty much anyone, so anybody could just look up who had a concealed carry license at a time when the state was still “may issue.” Sure, they fixed it, but who doesn’t think to check that from the start? But hey, they’re just gun owners. Those aren’t real people in California, now are they?Lest we think they learned their lesson, though, another bill…
Every once in a while, the gun world gives you something better than a product launch. It gives you history. And not the polished, corporate kind either. The real stuff. In a recent interview, Eric Wesson — yes, that Wesson — pulled back the curtain on what it actually meant to grow up carrying one of the most recognizable names in firearms. And if you were expecting some sanitized PR version of events, this wasn’t it. This was pride. This was grit. This was a family that flat-out refused to cut corners, even when it probably cost them. Right out…
Each year Jeep shows off multiple concept vehicles at the annual Easter Jeep Safari (EJS) in Moab, Utah, held this year from March 28 to April 5. They can range from crazy creations with massive tires and powerful engines, to platforms showcasing its in-house Jeep Performance Parts (JPP) line. For 2026, Jeep is bringing six concepts to celebrate the brand’s 85th year in business, as well as the 60th year of EJS. 2026 Jeep EJS Concepts Jeep Wrangler ANVIL 715 Concept Jeep Wrangler ANVIL 715 Concept; (photo/Jeep) This is Jeep’s overland-style build for EJS 2026, and it’s based on a Wrangler…
An Arizona gun dealer has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Phoenix for allegedly helping two Mexican drug cartels arm themselves. Laurence Gray was originally indicted last year on charges related to gun trafficking, but the grand jury added a couple of additional charges this week: Attempting to Provide Material Support to a Foreign Terrorist Organization and Conspiracy to Provide Support to a Designated Foreign Terrorist Organization. Gray is accused of knowingly attempting to provide firearms to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel as well as knowingly conspired to provide firearms to both Jalisco…
This article was originally published by Connor O’Keeffe at The Mises Institute. When Trump ordered the first wave of strikes in this ongoing war with Iran last month, he did so while his administration was engaged in active negotiations with the Iranian government. That echoed the situation last June when Israel launched a bombing campaign days after Trump scheduled new talks with Iran—a move Trump later claimed was a deliberate deception to help make the Israeli strikes more effective. This time around, in that first wave of strikes on February 28th, American cruise missiles targeted and destroyed a building that ended up…
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A sweeping wartime shift is underway inside the Army, with officials saying the service is accelerating AI-driven targeting and rushing weapons from “factory to frontline” as soldiers are engaged in active combat.The remarks, delivered Wednesday by officials at the Association of the United States Army’s Global Force Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, come as leaders emphasize a faster, more direct link between battlefield operations, weapons production and how the service buys and fields equipment.“This month, our army is engaged in active combat,” Under Secretary of the Army Michael Obadal said.Officials said the shift is designed to cut through peacetime bureaucracy, prioritizing…
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Tennessee is pretty good on guns, despite what one might expect from a state with so many larger urban centers. However, they’re not perfect. No one is. Unlike a lot of states, though, they’re working toward fixing that. Currently, there’s a measure in the works that would remove the prohibition on law-abiding citizens carrying firearms in public parks.Every state has some gun-free zones beyond the handful handed down by the feds, and Tennessee currently doesn’t let people carry in parks. They want to fix that, and the town council of Dickson doesn’t like that.The Dickson…
The Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) has a New York law that forbids legal carry of concealed firearms for self-defense in New York’s Times Square, centered in its crosshairs. On March 20, FPC attorneys filed the lawsuit Goldberger v. James with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. Specifically, the lawsuit challenges New York’s “sensitive location” handgun carry ban in Times Square. As many TTAG readers likely remember, after the crucial Supreme Court decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, New York quickly passed sweeping gun control laws in response. Those laws included…
Ohio Paper Falsely Claims ‘Gun Violence’ Leading Cause of Death for Kids in State. Here’s the Truth.
The best arguments that the gun control lobby have at their disposal are emotional in nature, and nothing tugs on the heartstrings more than the deaths of innocent children. The loss of those young lives are undeniably tragic, but they shouldn’t be politicized. And when the media deploy outright falsehoods to push for more gun laws, they need to be called out. The Cleveland Plain Dealer has published an article claiming that “gun violence” is the leading cause of death for children in Ohio, based on a new report by Children’s Defense Fund-Ohio. The problem…
This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge. At least seven people were killed in Ukraine on Tuesday after Russia launched a truly massive drone attack that’s said to be the largest of the four-year war. Counting both drones and cruise missiles, 979 warheads poured into Ukrainian airspace as diplomatic efforts at ending the war remain stalled, and the world’s attention is focused almost entirely on the US-Israeli war on Iran. Daylight death from above: A Russian Shahed drone above central Lviv (Reuters via New York Times) Ukrainian officials said it began with an overnight attack comprising almost 400 long-range drones and…
It’s no secret that Vail Resorts and Alterra Mountain Company have been steadily raising season pass prices year over year. Since the 2021/22 season, the full Epic and Ikon passes have gone up around $400, while the Epic Local and Ikon Base passes have gone up around $220. Both full passes now cost over $1,000, and this year, the prices went up again. DiCello Levitt, a law firm with offices nationwide, asserts that those price increases are the result of anticompetitive business conduct. That’s why this week, the firm filed a class action lawsuit against Vail Resorts, Inc. and Alterra…
