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We still haven’t seen any recent polling out of TX-23, but the prediction markets still favor Brandon Herrera to win the district over his Democrat opponent this November. Democrats, though, have added TX-23 to their “Districts in Play,” and are publicly optimistic (if not particularly confident) about flipping the seat on Election Day. That’s not because Katy Padilla Stout, the Democrat nominee, is performing well on the campaign trail or proving to be a fundraising powerhouse. In fact, when the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee sent out a press release proclaiming that TX-23 is in play,…
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is allegedly analyzing Americans’ financial data to conduct traffic stops of drivers, some of whom were never flagged of committing any crimes. DHS is allegedly conducting operations through a U.S. Border Patrol program that feeds intelligence to local police who then pull drivers over, according to an investigation by 404 Media, a news technology outlet. The units are reportedly called Predictive Intelligence Targeting Teams, or PITT, revealing the program’s name for the first time. They are allegedly run by Border Patrol, part of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) within the DHS framework, according to…
Most Navy ships carry the name of a state or city as a matter of tradition. The USS New York carries something more literal in its hull. The amphibious transport dock ship’s bow stem, the structural spine that cuts through the water at the leading edge of the vessel, contains 7.5 tons of steel recovered from the wreckage of the World Trade Center, melted down and recast to build the ship, according to its shipbuilder, Northrop Grumman. A Governor’s Request The ship’s origin traces to a letter New York Gov. George Pataki sent to then-Secretary of the Navy Gordon England…
VIENNA (AP) — The U.N. atomic watchdog’s board on Wednesday reported Iran to the U.N. Security Council for the first time in 20 years, citing it for failure to cooperate in a long-running investigation into uranium traces detected by inspectors at undeclared sites. Western officials suspect that the traces could provide evidence that Iran had a secret nuclear weapons program until 2003. Iran says that it’s not pursuing nuclear weapons, and that its program is entirely peaceful. Reporting Iran to the Security Council opens the country to possible sanctions and asset freezes, though such punitive measures are unlikely because Iran’s…
A woman has been indicted in connection with the deadly shooting of a veteran. Bonita Yvette Brown, 64, of Birminghan, Ala., was accused last year of murdering 64-year-old Thomas Williams. She was indicted Aug. 28 by a grand jury, according to court records cited by AL.com. The two were reportedly dating and Brown allegedly told police at the time of her arrest that she had been meeting him in a park to engage in sex. She alleged that Williams, who previously served in the U.S. Army, ended their relationship after they copulated. She then shot him three times. Jefferson County…
When I interviewed then-DOJ Pardon Attorney Ed Martin on Bearing Arms Cam & Company a few weeks ago, I was struck by how passionate he was when talking about the millions of Americans who can no longer exercise their Second Amendment rights because of a non-violent conviction. Martin, who stepped down from his role at DOJ shortly after our conversation, is putting that passion to work with a new project: an organization called Firearm Rights for Americans. The group’s mission, as detailed on its website, is to “give millions of Americans living under federal or state…
As an affiliate partner Military.com earns from qualifying purchases. Military.com is compiling a list of Veterans Day discounts on restaurants, goods, services and events for 2026. Discounts will be updated as they become available. 2025 Veterans Day Deals, Discounts and Freebies Click below to search for discounts by category. Visit daily as the list is updated frequently! Popular Veterans Day Restaurant Discounts Buffalo Wild Wings — On November 11, Buffalo Wild Wings will offer 10 free boneless wings and fries to veterans and active-duty service members with valid ID. Available for dine-in or walk-in only. Texas Roadhouse — At participating…
As an affiliate partner Military.com earns from qualifying purchases. Looking for Veterans Day restaurant military discounts for 2026? This list will be updated regularly as new discounts come in. Below are the discounts that were available for 2025. All of the discounts have been confirmed, either through press release or direct communication with the company. Check out all the other discounts being offered this Veterans Day. Keep in mind that most businesses require proof of military service. Not sure what type of ID you need to prove that you’re a veteran? We compiled a list of common types of veteran…
The Navy is seeking contracts for firms to produce Combat Collaborative Aircraft (CCA). That is according to a written request for information published Aug. 31 on the federal government’s procurement website, with the service informing potential contractors that it wants two prototypes of CCAs that would be able to achieve shore-base, aircraft carrier qualifications within the next three years. CCA are autonomous, uncrewed fighter drones powered by artificial intelligence. The Navy operates them alongside crewed jets like the F-35C, serving as flying sensor nodes, weapon launchers, decoys, or electronic warfare jammers. The service added that it wanted the CCA to…
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Long before the airspace surrounding Washington, D.C., became one of the most heavily defended patches of sky in the country, an Army private demonstrated just how vulnerable it could be. In the dead of night on Feb. 17, 1974, a 20-year-old Pfc. Robert Kenneth Preston walked onto an Army airfield at Fort Meade, Maryland, climbed into a Bell UH-1B Huey helicopter and took off. There was one little hiccup in his plan, according to a piece on the Smithsonian National Website. No one gave him permission to fly that chopper. Preston was a helicopter mechanic in the service, and he…
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Laurie Laychak remembers the flags. They flew from houses and cars in the Washington, D.C., area after Sept. 11, 2001. But she remembers something else, too. People talked to strangers in grocery stores. Drivers seemed kinder to one another. Political differences suddenly felt insignificant. The country had suffered the deadliest terrorist attack in its history, and Laychak had suffered an intensely personal loss: Her husband, Dave, was killed while working as a civilian budget analyst for the Department of the Army at the Pentagon. Twenty-five years later, as the nation prepares to mark a milestone anniversary of the attacks, Laychak…
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For the first time in more than ten years, Colombians who have concealed carry permits will actually be able to bear arms in self-defense, after President Abelardo de la Espriella signed a decree that ends the long-running suspension of all carry permits in the country. That suspension was put in place by former president Juan Manuel Santos, who issued a decree to that effect in December 2015. The first suspension was supposed to last for a little more than a month, but was subsequently extended and kept in place for more than a decade. In announcing…
A bug out location is not a campsite. It’s somewhere you may need to live, defend, and feed your family for weeks, months, or longer. That means the land itself has to work in your favor. Some regions have short growing seasons, brutal winters, or almost no surface water. Others are packed with people, hostile to gun owners, or so expensive to own that most preppers could never afford to hold the land in the first place. A spot that looks perfect on a map can turn into a liability once the grid goes down. This is exactly why you…
