Tiger Tech Solutions, a Miami-based small business led by CEO Harrison Wittels and COO Rick Whittington, has spent more than a decade building wearable biometric technology designed for environments where traditional medical monitoring systems often fail. In an interview with Military.com at the eMerge Americas Conference, Wittels and Whittington described the company as focused on edge-based physiological monitoring systems capable of operating without relying on cloud computing or large external infrastructure. The company’s core wearable platform uses a single-arm sensor capable of collecting electrocardiogram data, autonomic nervous system measurements, and other physiological metrics without requiring the chest leads typically associated…

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Fourteen soldiers from the 7th Army Training Command represented the Americans who liberated one of the worst Nazi concentration camps at a ceremony in Austria on May 10. The troops, assigned to the Joint Multinational Readiness Center’s 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, provided the color and honor guards for the Mauthausen Memorial’s annual International Liberation and Commemoration Ceremony, according to the U.S. Army. JMRC troops have filled that role for three straight years. U.S. Marines from the American Embassy in Vienna also joined the formation. “Each of us here, every country represented, must use courage and clear vision to defend…

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The body of the second of two missing U.S. soldiers has been recovered by joint military forces in Morocco after a training mission went awry, concluding a days-long search that ended in heartbreak. The soldier was identified in a press release by U.S. Army Europe and Africa as Spc. Mariyah Symone Collington, 19, of Tavares, Fla. Collington served as an air and missile defense crewmember and was assigned to Charlie Battery, 5th Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command. Collington is the second of two American service members to be found after vanishing May…

Last year marked a historic low for violent crime, and this year is shaping up to be even lower. This is an unequivocal good thing by any reasonable person’s point of view, with only those who want crime to flourish for political gain being the outliers. We all know it and, frankly, we’re all thrilled to see it. And, it did it despite literally any gun control law being passed that could account for it.Despite that, it seems that the “gun violence newsroom” known as The Trace can’t seem to understand what’s happening. Since most homicides…

Over the last couple of years, we’ve seen a significant drop in the homicide rate. It’s an unprecedented drop, and while many are claiming that it’s just a restoration to pre-COVID norms, that’s clearly not true. After all, the drop is more than the increase we saw starting in 2020. So what gives?Well, while the media might try to spin it as some approach or another being effective, the fact is that these are all localized, yet the drop is nationwide.At American Rifleman, podcast guest John Lott has thoughts.This is completely counter to the narrative…

The Pentagon is racing to buy more than 10,000 cheaper cruise missiles as the war with Iran strains U.S. missile stockpiles and puts fresh pressure on the military’s ability to quickly replace expensive weapons. The Department of Defense announced on Wednesday that it reached framework agreements with Anduril, CoAspire, Leidos and Zone 5 to launch the Low-Cost Containerized Munitions program, a new effort aimed at buying cheaper cruise missiles in bulk as the war with Iran intensifies concerns about U.S. missile stockpiles. Military.com reached out for comment to the Defense Innovation Unit, the Air Force, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command,…

The recent announcement by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) that it had filed lawsuits against Denver and the state of Colorado, challenging unconstitutional gun laws, drew praise from many on the gun-rights side of the issue. On May 5, the DOJ filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado seeking to have the city’s longstanding ban on common semi-automatic rifles ruled unconstitutional and stricken from the books.  The next day, the DOJ filed a lawsuit against the state of Colorado, challenging its ban on standard-capacity firearm magazines that hold more than 15 rounds of…

This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News.  The Same Old Scam, Repackaged With a New Name Here we go again. The same people who brought you the COVID-19 lockdowns, the masks, the PCR tests, and the experimental gene-therapy injections are now wheeling out a new fear: hantavirus. It’s clear this is 100% scripted theater, a psychological operation designed to terrorize the weak-minded into surrendering their liberty all over again. We have been through this before, and anyone who falls for it now deserves the shame that follows. Just as the COVID narrative was manufactured to test…

Louisiana has a lot of alligators. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries estimates the state has more than 3 million wild alligators, plus nearly 1 million more on farms. So the state is moving toward a major expansion of recreational alligator hunting. The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission approved a Notice of Intent for LDWF to conduct a statewide recreational alligator hunting season from Oct. 1 through Oct. 31, 2026. The proposed season would be separate from the state’s commercial alligator program, and public comment remains open through June 26, 2026. The proposal follows Senate Bill 244, authored by…