On Wednesday, President Donald Trump nominated former New Mexico Rep. Steve Pearce to lead the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The nomination has added fuel to the nation’s long-running fight over how public lands should be managed. The BLM oversees 245 million acres of surface land and nearly three times that in mineral rights, making its director one of the most influential figures in American conservation. Pearce’s record signals what’s likely ahead: a focus on resource development, local control, and reduced federal restrictions on public land use. That would also dovetail with the White House’s current plans to undo conservation…

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by Lee Williams  Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson described Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s election victory as “the biggest win for socialism and the biggest loss for the American people.”  Speaker Johnson understands how badly the New York City mayor-elect can harm our civil rights, especially our Second Amendment rights. The mainstream media looks at Mamdani with damn-near lust in their eyes. He’s 34, good-looking, well spoken, Muslim and even more leftist than the reporters who cover his every single word.  The anti-gun media has constantly tried to stamp-out those who support the Second Amendment. Their only problem has been finding…

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Collaborations are a tried-and-true method for outdoor brands to build hype, and this week has plenty of tag teams for smart new products. Topo Designs worked with VAER and Watch and Wound for a chic timepiece, while cycling brand Velocio teamed up with Rux for a do-it-all gear bag. Sorel and British luxury brand Barbour released boots that look fit for a walk around the Scottish Highlands. If sustainability is top of mind when it comes to purchasing gear, check out Outerknown’s new recycled wool fleeces. They’re cozy and plush, and eco-friendly to boot. Find it all below. Triple Team-Up…

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Barry Mattson represented his country in the U.S. Air Force and Army. Since his military days, he’s used his experience in community building and humanitarian efforts to pay it forward to the next generation of aspiring business owners and job seekers.Mattson’s leadership as part of the nonprofit Brian Hamilton Foundation will be among numerous efforts on display as veteran entrepreneurs are celebrated during National Veterans Small Business Week, taking place nationwide from Nov. 3-7 under the guise of the Small Business Administration (SBA).As of Friday morning there were 32 virtual and in-person events scheduled per the SBA website, aimed to…

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America’s most popular handgun just became the latest target in the gun control movement’s ongoing war against firearms manufacturers, and the activists at Everytown for Gun Safety are celebrating. Earlier this week, Everytown cheered Glock’s decision to halt production of most of its existing handgun lineup and replace it with a newly redesigned series. The group quickly claimed credit for the move, calling it a “major victory” in its campaign to hold the firearms industry legally accountable for crimes committed with illegally modified weapons. The announcement follows a wave of lawsuits and new legislation in California targeting Glock over the…

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After a long 14-hour day in the whitetail woods, it felt good to sit down at the table and eat some dinner. It had been a tough day, with temps in the 80s and limited deer movement. I pulled up the weather app, and a smile came across my face. Temps in the 40s tomorrow morning: The cold front I had been waiting for all season was here. I went into the closet and stuck the SITKA Stratus 2.0 bibs and jacket into my hunting pack. The next morning, I had a grueling hike into the stand. After crawling up…

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The paltry number of gun shops in the five boroughs of New York City will soon be required to post graphic signs warning of the dangers of gun ownership, thanks to the latest anti-gun action by the New York City Council.  The ordinance was spearheaded by City Councilman Erik Bottcher, who complained to Gothamist that, ““I can’t think of a deadlier consumer product that has no warning for consumers at the point of purchase.” Does Bottcher really think that some gun buyers are so stupid they don’t realize they’re purchasing an item that can cause death and…

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The Pentagon is not pleased with how its missile defense systems are portrayed in A House of Dynamite, the Hurt Locker filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow’s chilling new nuclear thriller now streaming on Netflix.In a memo dated October 16 and obtained by Deadline, the Department of Defense took aim at a central plot point in the film, calling it misleading and “based on false assumptions.” Officials say one of the film’s major plot points, an enemy missile heading to wipe out the almost 10 million residents of greater Chicago, and how the military’s missile defense system is depicted, are not realistic. The Government agency…

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This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog under the title: It Has Begun – Some Crazed Lunatics Are Already Storming Into Grocery Stores And Taking Whatever They Want I suppose that we should not be surprised, because they told us exactly what they intended to do. For weeks, food stamp recipients have been posting videos on social media telling us what will happen if their food stamp benefits are cut off. We have been warned that they will go to their local grocery stores and fill up their carts just as they normally do.…

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The good news is that crime is down and keeps going down. This is in direct contrast to what we were told would happen in the wake of things like the Bruen decision. The “blood in the streets” simply hasn’t materialized. Then again, it never does. However, even though it’s coming down, we can do a whole lot better, and it won’t be gun control that makes that happen.The first thing we need to do is actually come down on criminals and do it hard. While cashless bail was a big part of why we…

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When Soviet-backed North Korean forces invaded South Korea in June 1950, American military planners anticipated the worst. They saw the conflict as the potential start of World War III. While the Korean War escalated, strategists worried an enemy invasion could come through Alaska’s frozen wilderness, just a few miles from Soviet territory across the Bering Strait.To combat the potential Soviet invasion were 89 ordinary Alaskans willing to become something extraordinary.From 1951 to 1959, the FBI and Air Force ran Operation Washtub, a covert program that trained bush pilots, trappers, hunters and miners to operate as covert agents if Soviet paratroopers…

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When I started thinking about how to open this review, I considered saying something witty, like “We have a new Hellcat, but in 380… so it’s a HellKitty?”, since the original came out in 9mm. However, discretion overtook me, so I only mentioned it…  I wondered how long Springfield Armory (SA) would take to deliberate before issuing the Hellcat in .380. Stepping back in time a bit… when I first received the Hellcat 9mm micro for a review, I remember thinking ‘this would also be great in .380’. The gun is a true micro-9, and because of its small size,…

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Whether you’re a hunter, hiker, boater, or fashionista, there’s a hot new pair of shoes for you this week. Speedland released a hunting boot in collaboration with Cam Hanes that’s all about speed and mobility. The North Face teamed up with fashion brand Cecilie Bahnsen for a down skirt, boots, and more with distinctive floral designs. And sneaker company Veja is getting into the outdoors with its first trail shoe. If you’re more excited to put on your ski boots than your hiking boots, good news: Fjällräven released a new ski kit collection, and Stellar Equipment dropped an ultralight insulated…

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Being stationed at a location with a hot summer or a cold winter may make it harder to pay large energy bills. Budget billing is a popular solution to this problem, but it may cost you more in the long run. And even the simple act of using automatic payments may increase the amount you pay for electricity.Budget billing programs, offered nationwide, allow customers to pay the same amount each month for utilities such as electricity, even though actual usage varies seasonally. At the end of the time period, usually a year, the utility company then compares actual expenses to…

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Day trips driving scenic travel routes in the mountains during the summer and fall months are a great way to relax and enjoy everything nature offers. Exploring backroads can bring unexpected joys and seldom cause concerns related to making one’s way from Point A to Point B.  However, when winter arrives, those docile backroads and two-track trails that took mere minutes to drive a mile in the summer can take hours and pose some significant driving challenges because of snow. The deeper the snow, the more difficult and dangerous the driving becomes. Top Snow Wheeling Tips Snow depth in the…

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