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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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.…

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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…

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Most people assume the World War II draft began the day after Pearl Harbor. It didn’t. The United States started conscripting men more than a year before it entered the war, and the rules that governed who got called up changed dramatically once it did. Whether you’d have gone depends heavily on which version of the draft you’re asking about. The First Peacetime Draft in American History On Sept. 16, 1940, with France already fallen and Britain under siege, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Selective Training and Service Act, commonly called the Burke-Wadsworth Act. It required all men between 21…

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The Pelican CRATE 45L is not just another tough-looking box for the truck bed. It is a waterproof, dustproof, configurable gear vault that earned its place hauling optics, thermals, night vision, and the expensive kit I do not want turned into paperweights. I’ve owned a lot of gear over the years, and most “rugged” storage falls into one of two camps: cheap totes that crack on the first cold morning, or expensive cases that look the part but never quite fit how I actually pack. Pelican’s new CRATE 45L in Desert Tan has earned a real spot in my truck.…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. military is still waiting for clarity from the Pentagon following President Donald Trump’s back-and-forth on troop levels in Europe, upending the lives of military personnel and potentially costing taxpayers millions of dollars, two U.S. defense officials told The Associated Press. NATO allies were bewildered in May when Trump said he would send 5,000 U.S. troops to Poland just weeks after ordering the same number pulled from Europe, following a spat with Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz over the Iran war. The Trump administration says troop reductions in Europe have long been planned and coordinated with allies.…

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This article was originally published by Douglas Harrington at Natural News.  U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth told the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore on May 30, 2026, that the United States will no longer “subsidize” the defense of “wealthy” allies, reviving the long-running dispute between Washington and NATO’s European members over military burden-sharing. According to an official statement by the Department of War, Hegseth said, “The era of the United States subsidizing the defense of wealthy nations is over. We need partners, not protectorates. We seek alliances built on shared responsibility, not dependency.” Hegseth linked the policy shift to the…

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If you’re a millennial like me, chihuahuas likely bring up two images: the dog from the Taco Bell commercials and a tiny animal tucked in Paris Hilton’s purse. So, needless to say, images of scaling a mountain or fording a stream aren’t the first things that come to mind when you think of these diminutive, moon-eyed dogs. And yet, based on my 6 years with just such a pint-sized pup, I can safely say chihuahuas (and other small dog breeds) are the best kind of dog to have if you’re an outdoorsy, adventurous person. My 9-pound chihuahua mutt Bailey might…

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I read a lot of op-eds relating to the right to keep and bear arms, and as soon as I saw Forrest Peterson’s opening paragraph in column entitled “Distortion of 2nd Amendment creates the need for a Wear Orange Day,” I knew I was in for a treat.  The orange hunting vest hanging in my basement hasn’t been used in years. Alongside hangs another vest, khaki-colored, its ammo pockets still holding shotgun shells, 20-gauge, no. 6. They’ve been there for years, probably since the last time I went pheasant hunting with our golden retriever at the…

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Off-roading refers to what you might call an afternoon adventure, maybe a whole weekend, if you’re feeling bold. All you really need for the trip is a reliable 4×4 and a tank of gas, or a fully charged battery. Bring along some snacks, a jug of water, and you’re good to go. Overlanding, on the other hand, could have you out there for days, or even weeks, with the key phrase being “self-sufficiency”. Rivian Offered An All-In-One Portable Cooking Solution Credit: Rivian The best look we’ve had at the Rivian Camp Kitchen comes to us courtesy of the team at TechCrunch,…

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Memorial Day is behind us, but this year’s “Super El Niño” will likely make the summer season more extreme and unpredictable than ever. On the bright side, it underscores the need for solid gear that can keep you confident outside — regardless of what weather may greet you upon stepping out the door. This week’s roundup includes plenty of gear to tackle any conditions, particularly for runners and cyclists: biodegradable shoes, a gorgeous running capsule, a sleek bikepacking tent, and a rippin’ BMX frame. Find all that and more right here in Emerging Gear. Sustainable Shoes (Photo/Keen) Keen’s newest running…

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The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division has a long and storied history of standing up for, well, civil rights. They’ve taken on a ton of cases over the years, and they’ve got an impressive record in court cases. However, throughout all that storied history, there was always one civil right they ignored. Before the Trump administration, they never took on a Second Amendment case.It didn’t matter how egregious the infringement was, the executive branch turned a blind eye to unconstitutional gun laws throughout the country, essentially giving a rubber stamp to whatever the states…

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“If it’s still leaking, it’s not empty.” I’ll never forget the words of my mechanic when my very first Subaru, a trusty 2010 Subaru Forester, began dribbling coolant all over my driveway. I, a used car expert, should have known better. I even bought the extended warranty, in case the head gaskets needed replacing. They started leaking less than an oil change after that warranty expired. I should have saved my money: the head gasket replacement cost about as much as the $1,100 Canadian dollar extended warranty package that I had otherwise wasted at the time. Subaru head gaskets in…

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With 35 stores across the state, Turner’s Outdoorsman is the largest firearm retailer in California. It’s estimated that the chain sells about 1 in every 5 handguns that are purchased in the state, and given the size of its footprint, it shouldn’t come as a shock that when ATF traces are conducted on guns in California, those firearms were often originally sold at a Turner’s location.   The Trace recently claimed that the chain is “also connected to more crime guns than any other California dealer or chain — and that’s not only because Turner’s…

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If you’re just now beginning to discover Ace Combat or, for the first time, actually considering giving it a shot, you’re likely not alone. Despite the fact that the series began over three decades ago, many players jumped on board for the first time only seven years ago, when Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown’s multi-platform launch allowed it to reach a broader audience—and it certainly helped that it arrived with a lower barrier to entry than previous installments. According to an official statement from Bandai Namco, Ace Combat 7 managed to reach 7.5 million players worldwide, making it the biggest…

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Mt. McKinley — North America’s highest peak — has been the site of multiple fatalities in recent weeks, and on Thursday, another tragic accident unfolded. According to the National Park Service (NPS), a ranger died on the peak in Denali National Park. Details about the incident remain thin, but it is the fourth death in just a week on the same peak. Climbing season on McKinley is off to a deadly start. Fourth McKinley Death This Season: What Happened According to a NPS press release, Robin Pendery had been working as a seasonal mountaineering ranger since 2024. He assisted in…

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