U.S. Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, introduced a measure on March 5 that would permit lawful gun owners to carry their firearms for self-defense in all 50 states. Called the National Constitutional Carry Act, the measure would restore the right to carry as the Founding Fathers had intended 250 years ago. This bill would ensure that law-abiding American citizens are able to carry around the country without fear of anti-gun states arbitrarily restricting or criminalizing their chosen self-defense tool.  “The Founders established a national right to keep and bear arms, not to ask for permission from hostile local officials, or risk imprisonment for crossing the wrong state line,”…

The right to keep and bear arms was enshrined in our Constitution as a way to make sure that firearms could never be taken from us. Our Founding Fathers knew good and well that no matter what, there were going to be circumstances they couldn’t foresee that would necessitate us taking up arms to protect ourselves and our nation. Mostly, it’s been about protecting ourselves, thankfully, but anyone who tries to land troops in the United States is going to have a hard time. While Japanese Admiral Yamamoto probably never said it, the quote ascribed…

Ford has just recalled 2.3 million vehicles in three different campaigns that could leave you unable to see while going forward or in reverse. The Blue Oval might have hoped for an easier 2026, after 2025’s record-setting number of recalls. But so far, it’s not panning out that way. Camera Problems on 1.7 Million Ford & Lincolns (Photo/Ford) Two of Ford’s latest recalls involve the rearview camera. It applies to 528,168 Ford Bronco SUVs from 2021 to 2026, and 321,142 Edge SUVs from 2021 through 2024. In that recall, a problem with the Accessory Protocol Interface Module can cause it…

There are cool guns… and then there’s the Striker-12, better known as the “Street Sweeper,” the rotating drum-fed scattergun that lived rent-free in every early-2000s gamer’s head. In a recent video, the AK Guy dusted off one of the most infamous 12-gauges ever imported and finally gave it the range day it’s been begging for since the Xbox Live glory days. The Street Sweeper is essentially a 12-gauge revolver that hit the gym and made questionable life choices. Instead of a detachable magazine, it uses a massive revolving drum. Loading it looks like feeding a comically oversized wheel gun. Pop…

A college student with a passion for history and storytelling recently helped a World War II veteran return to the site where he lost his hand in combat more than 80 years ago. Tyler Boland, 22, from Reading, Pennsylvania, interviews veterans and uploads their stories to his YouTube channel, Keeping History Alive. He especially seeks out WWII veterans, with most being over 100 years old or close to reaching the century mark. “Given this time that we have with them, this small pocket of time, I think it’s important that we tell their stories,” Boland told WPVI in Philadelphia. Calling it his passion…

Celebrating the Fourth of July with fireworks is a cherished tradition for many Americans, but in South Dakota, it’s also controversial. President Trump announced that fireworks would return to Mt. Rushmore in 2026, the first time in 5 years, despite possible environmental risks. As the National Park Service (NPS) ramps up celebrations in honor of America’s 250th birthday this year, the plan at the historic site may be a harbinger of what’s to come. The Policy In a March 9 press release, the NPS announced that Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, located in South Dakota’s Black Hills, would host a fireworks…