Disappointed that Ferrari’s Purosangue was more hatch than SUV? Or that Ferrari left you out of the off-road party thrown by the Lamborghini Sterrato and Porsche 911 Dakar? A company from Virginia has you covered with one we never saw coming. The GlasWerks Elevato is a V12 Italian grand tourer with twice the ride height and suspension travel of the car it’s based on. GTC4 Becomes a Backroad Beast (Photo/GlasWerks) GlasWerks starts with a Ferrari GTC4Lusso and then goes wild. The two-door 2+2, the successor to the Ferrari FF, isn’t exactly the first place your mind goes when you think…

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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares had every advantage going into Tuesday’s elections in the Old Dominion State. Not only was he the incumbent, but he was also the one who didn’t have a reckless driving arrest, some sketchy manipulations of his community service requirements, text messages saying he’d shoot a political rival over two genocidal madmen, and wanted that rival to experience his children being murdered. I mean, that should have been a slam dunk. You should just simply not have to be as awful as the other guy, which wasn’t a difficult bar to…

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Flying with archery gear usually means dragging a giant bow case, a stuffed duffel, and a credit card for oversize fees. I wanted to see if I could skip that circus. So I packed the KUIU Waypoint 10000 Roller with everything I needed for multiple hunts. I loaded it with my compound bow, longbow, arrows, broadheads, releases, tools, boots, layers, and toiletries. Then I hauled it from elk camp in the mountains, through an airport in Montana, down to Texas, and straight back to the mountains again. And I never once needed a secondary bow case. The Waypoint handled it…

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By Patrick Sweeney The late Col. Jeff Cooper had no use or love for the 9mm Parabellum cartridge, but there was one 9mm pistol for which he had a good word: The CZ 75. Cooper revealed its existence in a one-page article published in Guns & Ammo’s February 1977 issue. Until the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 and the Czech Republic’s independence in 1993, the CZ 75 possessed an aura of secrecy and intrigue among firearm enthusiasts.(Photo by Michael Anschuetz)For 2025, CZ-­USA is offering a CZ 75 B anniversary model. Guns & Ammo first spotlighted the…

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When a U.S. airman dropped his Sig M18, the military version of the P320, and the gun fired, killing another airman, the U.S. Air Force suspended the use of the pistol at all nuclear weapons sites for a month. Now, more than three months later, the real story has come out. The accidental shooting had nothing to do with dropping the pistol, and the now deceased airman who accidentally shot his comrade talked his buddies into helping him cover up the deed. According to a report at airforcetimes.com, two airmen at F.E. Warren Air Force Base outside of Cheyenne, Wyoming,…

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Vortex is expanding its flagship Razor lineup with a new mid-to-long-range optic designed for shooters who need speed, clarity, and durability in one tight package. The new Razor HD Gen III 4-24×44 FFP hits that sweet spot between compact precision and full-size performance, aimed squarely at DMRs, precision gas guns, and other mobile long-range setups. MSRP on the Gen III 4-24×44 is $4,199. The Gen III 4-24×44 runs a 34mm main tube and comes in at 12.5 inches long and 32.3 ounces, striking a strong balance between ruggedness and portability. On top sits an exposed locking elevation turret featuring Vortex’s…

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If Daniel Clarke’s new studio, Unfeatured Films, gets its way, the future of documentary filmmaking, and how we engage with history, could change in a big way. According to Variety, Clarke, a filmmaker and creative agency veteran, launched the studio with a mission to turn archival images into cinematic, emotionally rich videos through the use of Artificial Intelligence. The goal is to make history feel alive and relevant, especially for younger audiences, without losing the care and authenticity that traditional storytelling demands. And when it comes to military history, that kind of vivid, immersive approach could hit especially hard. While the studio’s first…

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A law firm intends to bring legal action on behalf of multiple victims against the U.S. Army following new accusations of sexual misconduct against a doctor performing medical exams of female patients.The Army announced last week that they are currently investigating new allegations of sexual misconduct against a medical provider at the Carl R. Darnell Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) in Fort Hood, Texas. The identity of the doctor, who has been suspended from his position and is no longer providing services to patients, remains unknown.“Fort Hood officials are unable to provide additional information at this time on any specifics involved…

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Something I’ve said for quite a while now–and I’m not alone in saying this, mind you–is that even if guns weren’t around, bad people would still do horrible things. There just wouldn’t be any chance for the good guys to stop them from doing them. That’s especially true with things like mass public shootings.Unfortunately, the United Kingdom got a reminder that I and many others were right when we said so, as 10 people were brutally stabbed on a train.A man has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder over a mass stabbing attack…

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This article was originally published by Kevin Hughes at Natural News.  President Donald Trump denied imminent U.S. military strikes inside Venezuela, contradicting earlier claims from unnamed sources in The Miami Herald and The Wall Street Journal suggesting attacks on Venezuelan military installations were imminent (“hours or days”). Despite Trump’s denial, the U.S. has deployed significant military assets to the Caribbean, including the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier strike group, guided-missile destroyers, F-35B fighter jets, and MQ-9 Reaper drones—ostensibly targeting drug-smuggling networks linked to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s regime. While U.S. officials claim the operation focuses on narcotics, analysts speculate the real goal is…

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Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadYou’ve got your gear. You’ve got your skills. But if your mind taps out when it matters most, none of that is going to save you. That’s the truth about survival. This episode is about the part of preparedness most people gloss over—not because they’re lazy, but because they don’t even realize it’s a capability gap. And when they think about it, they often assume they’re fine. Preppers especially fall into this trap because we’ve already recognized the need to prepare. Then, when we compare that to those who don’t prep at all, it’s…

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Don’t let an arctic blast crash your plans. Whether you’re dashing through snowy streets, braving frosty commutes, or strolling through a real-life snow globe, these women’s winter jackets have your back. We’ve tested the coziest, most weather-ready silhouettes built for everyday adventures — not the hardcore gear meant for scaling icy peaks or shredding backcountry lines. Think warmth, comfort, and style that keeps you moving when the temps dip low. We’ve updated this guide seven times since we first published it in 2021, after spending thousands of hours testing winter jackets in the frigid Gunnison Valley and Roaring Fork Valley…

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Israel’s “Grim Beeper” gambit seeded Hezbollah with booby-trapped pagers and radios, then lit them all at once. What led up to it, how it worked, and what it cost. Israel’s Independence: How a Tiny State Survived and Hit Back I don’t know where you stand on the whole “God’s Chosen People” thing. I have spent some time in Israel myself, and it is a predominantly secular country today. However, it’s tough to make a dispassionate assessment of Israeli history since 1948 and not think that there is something supernatural going on there. Israel declared its independence on 14 May 1948.…

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Old West soul meets sci fi hardware. Five guns that carry cowboy attitude into tomorrow while staying fun, functional, and unapologetically weird. 🛒 Check Current Price for Chiappa Rhino on GunsAmerica Meet the Space Cowboy Guns Old West Style With Future Flair Some people call me the space cowboy. That is what we are talking about today. The gun industry is small but massive enough to satisfy seemingly every small niche. This includes meshing old with new to give us something unique. Today, we will look at the meshes of old and new that give us something that would arm…

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