A bizarre law in New Jersey that prohibits carrying almost anything other than a firearm for self-defense is being challenged by the Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs and Knife Rights.  The lawsuit, filed today in federal court, takes on New Jersey Statute 2C:39-5(d), which essentially criminalizes arming yourself in potential self-defense with anything that might be used as a weapon. There’s a carve-out in state law for individuals who possess a valid license to carry a firearm, and another exception for “[O]ne pocket-sized device which contains and releases not more than three-quarters…

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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has approved over $13.6 million in funds to create a veterans cemetery in Augusta, Ga. Proper burials are important to honor deceased service members and to provide closure for their families. But military families in Augusta currently often travel long distances for burial services, like in Fort Jackson, Columbia, or to the Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Milledgeville. The $13,610,908 grant, awarded by the VA’s National Cemetery Administration on Sept. 16, intends to change this. It will create the largest veterans cemetery in the entire state, built on more than 200 acres of land…

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I can get why someone might want another person dead. I don’t truly comprehend murder as a coping mechanism, but I’ve been angry at people from time to time and pondered awful things for half a second. Someone who ponders such for longer might be inclined to carry it out, I suppose, especially if their morals are less than strong.  What I can’t comprehend, though, is killing your entire family. A spouse killing a spouse? I can understand, even if I can’t imagine feeling that way. But your kids? Honestly?It’s clearly something we need to…

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Jake and Logan Paul, social media influencers who turned online fame into careers in boxing, wrestling and business, spent part of last week inside the Pentagon, where they met Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and addressed military personnel from the building’s press briefing room. The Department of Defense publicized the Sept. 17 visit Sunday, posting video of the brothers touring the building, meeting uniformed service members and speaking from the podium normally used for Pentagon briefings. The department said the pair came “to meet with our warriors.” Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Joel Valdez told Military.com on Monday that the department was…

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Did you know that there is a military alphabet? This is a special phonetic alphabet that is used by the military to communicate over radios and other devices. The military alphabet was created in order to improve communication among military members. What is the Military Phonetic Alphabet? The military phonetic alphabet is a set of 26 words that are used to spell out letters when communicating over the radio or telephone. This system helps to ensure clarity and accuracy in communication, especially in noisy or difficult environments. The military phonetic alphabet consists of the standard English alphabet, plus a few…

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I don’t think any of us will ever forget the video of the dreadlocked DEA agent talking about how he was the only one in that room professional enough to handle his “Glock 40” just moments before he shot himself in the leg. In that moment, DEA Special Agent Lee Paige became a meme and an example of how law enforcement officers might receive taxpayer-funded training, but that didn’t mean the training took with all of them. As we’ve seen in other examples.But at least in those cases, everyone recovered. Unfortunately, a police officer from…

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The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a test administered to three potentially separate groups of people: interested high school students, individuals who are looking to enter the military, and military service members who are looking to reclassify and retrain into a job that requires higher test scores. So, if you are looking to take the ASVAB and want to get the best score possible, or if you have taken the ASVAB and are not really happy with your score, you can be one of the people who significantly improve your score. How? This article will provide you with…

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The World Health Organization (WHO) expects cancer cases to soar all over the globe. The WHO made this announcement in a report released on Wednesday, in which the agency said cancer remains the world’s second-leading cause of death after cardiovascular disease, claiming more than 26,000 lives daily. But by 2050, cancer will affect 90% of the population either through diagnosis of themselves or a close relative. WHO estimates that there are currently nearly 10 million deaths and 20.6 million new cases of cancer annually. The agency is warning that without urgent action, the latest figure will rise to 35 million by…

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I’m typically pretty wordy. But just watch the video. Disclaimer: Matt Addington is a professional. These bears grazed toward him from 100 yards away while he held tight. Do not try this ever, under any circumstances, or you will likely spend the rest of your time on this earth as bear poop. Matt Addington is an incredible professional photographer, and I can say that from personal experience. He’s captured images of me in rough shape and somehow made them stunnin’. The Minnesota-based photographer and filmmaker has built a career telling outdoor stories, and his latest bear video proves he knows…

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The U.S. Virgin Islands is currently embroiled in a lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice over some of its laws and practices surrounding gun ownership, and the territory’s Attorney General’s office has had a difficult time in keeping up with the deadlines imposed by the judge when it comes to filing responses.  After the USVI failed to respond to the government’s motion for a preliminary injunction in a timely manner, the judge overseeing the case demanded the territory explain why it shouldn’t be sanctioned for its tardiness. Amazingly, the AG’s office asked for additional…

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As a young motoring enthusiast, I was drawn to interior images more than anything else. I remember being completely blown away by the 2001 BMW 7 Series’ interior and iDrive, even though the rest of the car was so ugly it made me want to vomit in the pages of the automotive magazine. As it turns out, iDrive was mildly annoying at first, but over the years BMW sorted it out. Now it feels like second nature, but that doesn’t mean the beloved German automaker is immune to dumb ideas. My personal pet peeve and one of the dumbest ideas…

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This article was originally published by Willow Tohi at Natural News.  The EPA faces an emergency petition to require cancer warnings on pesticide labels after a Supreme Court ruling limited lawsuits from cancer sufferers. The EPA has approved over 200 active pesticide ingredients it links to cancer but has placed cancer warnings on only 1.4% of “likely” carcinogen products. A California federal judge recently ruled the EPA does not have to force disclosure of toxic “inert” pesticide ingredients, shielding health risks from the public. Environmental groups argue the EPA has “consistently failed” to warn consumers about known cancer risks for…

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