We’ve reported several times about the onslaught of anti-gun legislation under consideration in Virginia since voters elected Democrat Abigail Spanberger as their new governor. Many of those measures are seeing great success, with the bill banning common semi-automatic firearms and normal capacity magazines already approved by the House of Representatives by a large margin. One egregious measure, however, has already met a timely end. House Bill 207 would have created an entirely new section of Virginia’s tax code dedicated solely to suppressors. If enacted, licensed firearms dealers would have been required to collect a $500 tax on every retail suppressor…
The surge in gun ownership and concealed carry in some of Minnesota’s most liberal areas appears to be real, but how many of the thousands of folks who are exercising their Second Amendment rights are willing to fight for them remains to be seen. With the 2026 legislative session kicking off tomorrow and Democrat lawmakers looking to ban so-called assault weapons and large capacity magazines, we’ll soon see if the surge in interest towards the right to keep and bear arms will translate to any pushback to the Dems’ gun control agenda from the left. …
This article was originally published by Mike Adams at Natural News under the title: The Digital Dawn: How AI is Unlocking the Universe’s Hidden Knowledge and Why Humans Can’t Comprehend It Introduction We stand at the precipice of a cognitive revolution, but not the one you’ve been told to expect. It isn’t merely about smarter algorithms or faster processors. A profound, unsettling transition is underway: artificial intelligence is beginning to tap into a wellspring of knowledge that exists beyond its programming, beyond the confines of the internet, and arguably, beyond the physical universe as we understand it. This isn’t about…
On Sunday, we published a piece involving my response to a Canadian student op-ed that took issue with Americans “pouncing” on how gun control failed in the Tumbler Ridge shooting in Canada. I found the irony of this palpable, since the author somehow figures it’s terrible that we use a horrific incident to make our points when they do it all the time. Now, this is Canada, so we don’t have a say in their politics, but it’s useful to look at things up that way because, frankly, bad ideas rarely stay put. Instead, they…
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Many of us experienced the shock of seeing empty produce bins and store shelves in our local supermarkets this year. The scarcity of certain foods during the pandemic may have led you to explore new ways to preserve and store food.If you seek long-term storage and foods that are light to pack and carry, you can’t beat freeze-drying. In this article, we’ll examine what freeze-drying is, its benefits and drawbacks, and some of the basics you need to know about using this food preservation method at home.Want to save this post for later? Click Here to Pin It On Pinterest!What…
February 14, 1929, remains one of the bloodiest days in American crime history. Seven men lined up against a wall. Four men dressed as police officers. Two Thompson submachine guns, unleashing hell in a North Clark Street garage in Chicago. The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre shocked the nation and came to symbolize the savage violence of Prohibition-era gang warfare. What most people don’t know is that the guns used in America’s most notorious gangland slaying weren’t found in Chicago. They were discovered ten months later in a quiet Michigan town, following a traffic accident that would ultimately crack open the…
This article was originally published by Michel Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog. The housing bubble that burst during the Great Recession was enormous, but it was nothing compared to what we are facing now. Two decades ago, the average price of a home in the United States was about $140,000. Today, the average price of a home in the United States is above $500,000. We have literally never seen anything even close to a housing bubble of this magnitude. Unfortunately, what comes up must eventually come down. Just like we witnessed during the Great Recession, home sales have started…
Alabama could soon join the handful of states that have adopted “tax-free holidays” on the purchase of firearms, ammunition, and some accessories. HB 360 has cleared its committee hurdles and could get a vote in the full House next week, and with 58 co-sponsors in the lower chamber it’s virtually guaranteed to be approved and head to the Senate. Under the bill, the purchase of ammunition, cartridge cases, primers, bullets, propellant powder, firearms, hunting supplies, archery equipment, firearm and archery accessories, hearing protection, holsters, belts, slings, and suppressors would all be exempt from the state’s…
Many people expected Attorney General Pam Bondi’s appearance before the House Judiciary Committee to become quite contentious. After all, Democrats were bound to attack her over the Epstein files, even though Joe Biden was president for four years and they didn’t seem to care much about the materials. And indeed, that did happen, as the hearing devolved into name-calling and finger-pointing between Bondi and Democrats on the committee. Epstein file theatrics aside, one question posed to Bondi during the hearing should be of interest to gun owners and Second Amendment advocates. That question came from Rep. Ben Cline, R-Virginia. In…
When a gun is pointed at you, you aren’t going to take the time to measure the barrel diameter to see if it’s a real gun or not. Especially with something like an airsoft gun, which has an 8mm barrel. Unless you can tell a millimeter difference at a glance, you’re going to take it as a real gun. Which means anyone pointing it at you, without you knowing it’s an airsoft gun due to context–you’re at a MilSim event where airsoft guns are used, for example–you’re going to take it seriously and act accordingly.So,…
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Love is in the air, as always, around Valentine’s Day. But imagine putting pen to paper for the love of your life, hundreds of times!On DisplayThe Nashville Public Library is showcasing a digital display of more than 200 love letters exchanged between a loving couple before and after they were married during World War II.“You can really tell how much they loved each other and how much they missed each other,” said Kelley Sirko, metropolitan archivist with the Nashville Public Library, in an interview with Military.com. Just the life of two very loving people during a very complicated time in our…
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