We know good and well that the Second Amendment says “shall not be infringed.” We all know what that means. Still, anti-gunners keep arguing that gun control is constitutional. They might bring up the militia clause, but they can’t illustrate how that overrides the last four words. They don’t even try, really. They simply proclaim it and we’re expected to accept it. Obviously, we don’t and won’t.But why do they seem to feel like they don’t have to? Why is it that they believe they can ignore the text of the Second Amendment?Howard Sachs, writing…
CAIRO (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump threatened more strikes on Iran as the United States presses for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Hours later on Saturday, Kuwait said it responded to a new round of drone attacks from Iran while a tanker was struck in the strategic waterway. Meanwhile, Israel heavily struck the Gaza Strip after the Palestinian militant group Hamas agreed to disarm. Here are the most important developments in the Middle East today: US threatens new strikes in the conflict with Iran Speaking to reporters Friday during a meeting with members of his Cabinet at…
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Xbox Game Pass is about to drop eight titles later today, with the upcoming removals including multiple acclaimed games with 90+ critic scores. Credit: Dominik Bošnjak / GameRant | Source images: Xbox, Maddy Makes Games Inc. Originally published by Game Rant Xbox Game Pass is losing eight titles later today, July 31. The departures include some of the service’s highest-rated games and will bring the total number of Xbox Game Pass July 2026 removals to 18. A mid-month update to the Xbox app initially listed seven Xbox Game Pass departures for the July 31 catalog rotation. One more game has been…
The Department of Veterans Affairs hit 2 million processed disability claims by June of this year — weeks ahead of any prior record — with average wait times cut nearly in half and the backlog under 75,000. Veterans advocates say speed matters, but accuracy matters more. The Department of Veterans Affairs announced June 10 that it had processed more than 2 million disability benefits claims in fiscal 2026 as of June 1, faster than at any point in the agency’s history. The prior record was set in fiscal year 2025, when VA hit the 2 million mark in late June.…
On May 18, 1917, six weeks after the United States declared war on Germany, Congress passed the Selective Service Act. It was the first national draft since the Civil War, and it changed the daily reality of nearly every young man in the country almost overnight. If you want to know whether you would have been called up, the honest answer depends on exactly how old you were, what you did for a living, and how the war’s demand for manpower shifted over its final 18 months. The First Registration: June 5, 1917 The government designated June 5, 1917 as…
MREIJEH, Lebanon (AP) — Israel struck Beirut’s southern suburbs without warning on Sunday, days after a ceasefire agreement in Washington went into effect and despite a U.S. request not to attack Lebanon ‘s capital. Iran had warned that an attack on Beirut would renew full-scale war across the Mideast, even as Pakistan tries to restart talks between Tehran and Washington. Iran wants a deal to include ending the war in Lebanon. There was no immediate White House comment. There was no word of casualties. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said the strikes were in retaliation for the Iranian-backed Hezbollah…
One of the most common questions military families have is whether Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance (SGLI) covers combat deaths. The answer is yes. Unlike many civilian policies that may contain war or hazardous-duty exclusions, SGLI was specifically designed to protect military members, including those serving in combat zones, training environments, and high-risk deployments. SGLI can pay benefits for combat-related deaths, terrorist attacks, military accidents, and other service-connected incidents. Understanding how the coverage works, including exclusions myths and beneficiary rules, can help you avoid costly mistakes and maintain financial protection during and after service. Does SGLI Cover Combat Death? Yes, SGLI…
Louis Rossmann has made a name for himself online by championing the cause of right-to-repair, along with other pro-consumer policies. At the moment, he’s got about 2.5 million YouTube subscribers, and his videos routinely get 100,000 or more views. Rossman has been giving his fans an education on the gun control lobby’s war on 3D printers over the past few days, including a video published last Wednesday that’s generated nearly 400,000 views in just the first 48 hours. On Friday, Rossman released another video focusing on the fight over 3D printers, and I think Second Amendment…
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For military families, permanent change of station season (PCS) is in full swing, and along with a laundry list of items to check off before the big move comes some new concerns. Mainly, high gas prices and rising inflation costs. The war with Iran has seen fuel prices skyrocket over the past few months, with Americans paying 30% more at the pump than they did in 2024. As of June 4, the national average was $4.24 per gallon, but prices have swung like a pendulum this spring. Meanwhile, inflation continued to rise between March 2025 and March 2026, currently at…
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