The United States Air Force announced Friday that the service is updating its personnel data systems to align with the Department of Defense’s (DOD) standardized list of Religious Affiliation Codes. Dozens of Airmen and Guardians have already expressed concerns, Military.com has learned. The service, issuing a message Sept. 25 through its public affairs office with a photo of an Air Force chaplain wearing a cross as religious insignia, said that the Military Personnel Data System and associated accessions systems had transitioned away from legacy “Faith and Belief Codes” as of Friday. This notice comes roughly four months after DOD dramatically…

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The last few years have been interesting, with regard to things like crime. Despite the doomsaying from the anti-gunners, the post-Bruen homicide bump never actually happened. Quite the opposite, really. The violent crime rate has dropped, and there’s evidence that it’s dropping for 2026 as well. That’s fantastic news, and I was always curious how anti-gunners would spin this.It seems the secret for them is to pretend it’s not happening. In fact, Giffords is convinced that, despite all of the evidence around us, President Donald Trump is terrible on crime.Trump has been a disaster on…

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China and the U.S. agreed to set up a channel for handling AI-related incidents and accelerate work on military crisis communications following a three-day summit between their leaders in Washington, both sides said in statements Saturday. The two sides agreed to keep working together on a Board of Trade on selected bilateral trade issues, with the White House saying in a statement Saturday that the board went into operation this week. The summit produced no major breakthroughs, but some experts say the steps toward greater cooperation were still considered important, allowing the two powers to set up working groups that…

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The 41st annual Gun Rights Policy Conference is underway in Dallas, and you can watch the incredible lineup of speakers right here. This year’s keynote speaker is the retired U.S. District Judge Roger T. Benitez, known affectionately as “Saint Benitez” by many Second Amendment advocates.  Benitez served as a United States District Judge for the Southern District of California from 2004 until his retirement in April 2026, and is considered one of the most consequential judicial defenders of the Second Amendment in the post-Heller era. His adherence to constitutional principles is especially noted (and appreciated) because he was operating in an…

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One of the dumbest things I’ve seen over the years is a propensity for some people to manufacture ways the gun industry is at fault for things no one in the gun industry had anything to do with. It’s gone on for decades at this point, all without anyone showing a single law broken. The latest is the attempt to blame the firearms industry for its advertising. The “idea,” such as it is, is that gun companies’ advertising is basically a Bat Signal to disturbed people and makes guns attractive to would-be mass murderers.Following the…

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When Marine Archie Moczygemba entered Nagasaki in September 1945, the atomic bomb had been dropped little more than a month earlier. Eighty-one years later, he can still remember what he encountered inside a hospital. “We walked through a hospital shortly after we arrived,” Moczygemba told the “All the metal beds were just crumpled against one wall. The sheer power of the bomb was unthinkable.” The veteran, who turned 102 on Independence Day, is one of the last remaining former American service members alive who personally saw the aftermath of the atomic bombings. Those veterans who saw it, also known by…

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