Power outages during winter are very troubling for apartment dwellers. When the electric grid goes down, central heating systems, indoor space heaters, and even building-wide boilers won’t work. Renters may struggle to stay warm in their own homes. People who live in apartments are typically unable to make permanent upgrades to their spaces, and often have restrictions on storing extra fuel, using generators, etc. That doesn’t mean you have no other way to stay warm. It just means you need to be proactive and create an intentional, realistic, and safe heating plan. Let’s look at heating options for apartments during…

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Loudon County in Virginia has gotten a lot of press over the last handful of years, and little of it has been really good. Let’s not forget that this is the same place where parents were branded as domestic terrorists because they took issue with the local school board on how they handled an incident involving a boy in a skirt assaulting a female student. As it’s right outside of Washington, DC, and Baltimore, Maryland, they get a double-dose of urban ugh, so it’s not overly surprising, I guess.Yet, despite that, there’s an interesting stand…

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As set in stone as it is, it’s still hard to believe that Warhorse Studios announced a follow-up to Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 last month. It makes a bit more sense given that it might not be a direct sequel, or that it wasn’t even the biggest news story of the studio’s reveal stream—the confirmation that it’s also working on an open-world Middle-earth RPG is, naturally, a bit of a showstopper. But the detail that’s hard to shake is actually unrelated to that incredibly exciting second title, and a bit more involved: the follow-up to Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is…

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Iran has agreed to set up a hotline between itself and the United States to solve disputes in the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran’s chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has said that the Strait will henceforth be “managed under Iranian arrangements” and will “never return to what it was before the war.” Ghalibaf made the comments in Iran after returning from talks in Switzerland with the US. “Problems can arise in the Strait of Hormuz, so we agreed to establish a center and a communications line so that if issues occur, we can resolve them more quickly within a 30-day period,” Ghalibaf…

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The National Archives is asking Americans to help keep more than 83,000 Revolutionary War veterans in the national conversation, one handwritten pension file at a time. As the country prepares to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence, the National Archives and the National Park Service are collaborating on a Citizen Archivist project to transcribe Revolutionary War pension and bounty-land warrant files. The records, created from roughly 1800 to 1912, include applications and supporting documents tied to claims for pensions or land based on service in the Revolutionary War. The project arrives at a moment when the country is being…

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At a time when food is over-priced, scarce, or simply not available, it’s critical to maximize the yield from every square inch of garden space. Even then, some people have small yards or no yard at all. People living in townhouses and apartments often have only a small patio and some space by some windows to consider any kind of garden. Then again, even people with fairly large yards find that planting enough food to feed their family when it’s the only source isn’t enough. That’s just a few of the many reasons you should consider growing food in buckets.…

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The EAA Witness2311 CMXX comes out swinging with flat-shooting manners, a built-in comp, and a price that makes the 2011 crowd a lot less intimidating. It is not perfect, and the trigger started out rougher than advertised, but this compact double-stack definitely has enough going for it to make budget-minded shooters pay attention. SHOT Show Reveal, First Impressions, And Why the CMXX Matters In January at Shot Show, EAA announced the Witness2311 CMXX, which is a compact variant of earlier CMX models. The guns have started shipping, and after shooting it, the CMXX proved to be a nice package and…

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A few years ago, Palmetto State Armory purchased the rights to the DPMS name. DPMS Panther Arms had a solid reputation — and was a fixture in American gun shops for decades — before becoming part of Freedom Group and eventually landing with PSA. Quality concerns surfaced occasionally over the years, though I never personally tested a subpar rifle. Will PSA push the brand into new variations? Time will tell. What’s certain is that PSA offers a broad lineup of rifles and pistols and is a strong supporter of Second Amendment rights. Their products span the range from entry-level to…

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And I don’t mean hysterically funny, though Joseph Gerth’s column in the Louisville Courier Journal will probably give Second Amendment advocates a chuckle or two. No, Gerth’s take on a bill that would give adults between the ages of 18 and 20 the ability to lawfully carry a concealed firearm is hysterical in the sense that he is in the grip of hysteria; so consumed by fear and anger that he’s not thinking rationally.  The bill in question sets up a provisional concealed carry license for young adults, but does not allow them to carry…

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MOA gets tossed around constantly, but a lot of shooters still treat it like voodoo. This guide breaks down minute of angle, scope clicks, reticles, and real-world rifle accuracy in plain English so the math finally stops feeling slippery. This article is an updated version of a piece originally written by the author and published on WesternShooter. It has been revised and expanded for GunsAmerica. The author is also working on a companion piece covering Mils, so stay tuned. MOA Starts Here: Angles, Degrees, and Why Tiny Errors Matter Before we talk about Minutes of Angle, let’s back up even…

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After twenty-one hours of “peace talks” with Iran, Vice President JD Vance is coming back to the United States as a failure. The ruler was unable to secure a peace deal after lengthy talks. Vance claimed on Sunday that Iranian officials refused to accept American terms. It also appears that U.S. officials refused to accept Iranian terms. Iran Accused Israel and The U.S. Of Violating The Ceasefire While speaking during a press conference from the Serena Hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan, Vance said, “The bad news is that we have not reached an agreement,” Vance said. “And I think that’s bad…

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We know that New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is a gun grabber. She tried to act pro-gun when she was having to win a somewhat rural district in the state legislature, but the moment she moved to statewide office, the mask came off, and we saw who she was. Since taking office, Hochul has been in the midst of an absolute jihad against gun rights, even while being slapped down via the Bruen decision. We also know what Giffords is. It’s a gun control organization. It favors gun control in pretty much all its forms, with…

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The Nitecore NPL35 is stupid bright for a semi-compact pistol light, with a clever mounting system and enough throw to make steel past 100 yards feel easy. It also has one aggravating control quirk and a proprietary battery setup that keeps this otherwise impressive light from being an easy no-brainer. The Nitecore NPL35 is a semi-compact, rail-mounted pistol light delivering a maximum output of 2000 lumens with an impressive beam throw. The light features two brightness levels plus a strobe mode, runs on a proprietary 1900 mAh rechargeable battery, and offers over 3 hours of runtime on low. Charging is…

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For over thirty years, the federal government has quietly maintained one of the most constitutionally dubious policies on the books: permanent, lifetime disarmament for non-violent felons, with zero process for review, zero path to restoration, and zero exceptions for people who’ve rebuilt their lives and posed no threat to anyone. That may finally be changing. What’s Actually Happening The Department of Justice is moving to restart the Federal Firearms Rights Restoration program under 18 U.S.C. § 925(c) — a mechanism that has technically existed in federal law for decades but was defunded by Congress in the early 1990s and has…

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