A U.S. Army veteran who served as one of three men on the 12-person jury in the high-profile Lindsay Clancy murder trial in Massachussetts said nothing in his military background prepared him for the intense, closed-door deliberations. The trial captivated the nation. Clancy and her defense team did not dispute the fact that she strangled, killed her three children, ages 3, 5 and an 8-month-old in January 2023 in the Boston area. She then attempted to commit suicide by cutting her wrists and neck, and then became paralyzed from the waist down after jumping from a second-story window. The case…

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It was Feb. 29 during the leap year of 2024 when Steven Strohmaier was deployed and took a photograph of a cutter. Little did he know that more than two years later, his image would be featured on over 10 million U.S. Postal Service stamps. Petty Officer 1st Class Strohmaier, of the U.S. Coast Guard, is one of two Guardsmen whose photographs are featured on a new USPS stamp released Sept. 12. The stamp art features photographs of the USCGC Eagle, the Coast Guard Academy’s primary training vessel since 1946, and USCGC Bertholf, a Legend-class national security cutter whose missions…

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At the young age of 104, Vicki Herrel can look back on an interesting and full life with some remarkable chapters of American aviation history. She helped build military aircraft as a teenager during World War II, joined the Navy’s WAVES and transported troops across the United States before getting into a civilian aviation career that ultimately earned her a half-million-mile pin. Somewhere in the maze that is her amazing life, she managed to become engaged to three men at the same time, while turning them all down. A resident of Colorado, Herrell had a lifetime full of experiences that…

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No good deed goes unpunished.  That phrase feels especially appropriate after what happened to 19-year-old Martinez Long at Fairlane Town Center in Dearborn, Michigan. On July 3, 2026, what began as an altercation inside the mall turned deadly. According to the City of Dearborn, Cameron Watkins and Keonte Seaborn, both 19, produced weapons during the initial confrontation. Watkins obtained a handgun from another person’s purse and shot Seaborn, killing him. But Watkins didn’t stop there. Authorities say Watkins continued firing recklessly inside the public mall and shot another person during a struggle, causing a non-life-threatening…

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Many former military members will use old fitness test standards as a model to maintain after service. After having coached many “average Joes,” I have a few exercises and events I like to help people build up to and maintain. Many of these standards come from similar military exercises and events that this gentleman asked about this week: Do you have something akin to PST standards for average Joes? Like how many pushups should someone in their 40s be able to do, how far/fast should they run a mile, etc? Thanks! Joe Joe, great question. However, I will say that…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump observed Friday’s 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks at a ceremony at the Pentagon by commemorating the lives lost when al-Qaida militants hijacked planes and killed nearly 3,000 people in three locations and upended American foreign policy and national security. Trump and first lady Melania Trump listened as the names of the 184 people killed at the Pentagon that day were read aloud, a bell tolling between each. In his remarks, Trump recounted the stories of several of the victims and insisted that the moment has led to a fortification of American resolve.…

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Strapping in at the top of 1,500 feet of untouched powder, my heart began to race. Below my feet was the 162W Salomon Highpath. Today was one of the rare days for me to be riding a solid board in the backcountry.  I was out in one of the few easier snowmobile-accessible areas in my area, having just been dropped off at the top. The line below me wasn’t the longest. The snow depth was only a few inches. But during one of the worst snowpacks on Colorado’s record, I was incredibly excited for those few inches of untouched fresh powder paired…

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We’ve all heard the phrase, “Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.” There are times when it makes perfect sense to use it, too, because some people are idiots and deserve to understand why some of us argue that stupid should hurt. And, unfortunately, some of these people are folks with guns. I won’t say “gun owners” because it doesn’t necessarily apply to people who have stolen firearms in their possession, and it probably doesn’t apply to those who have guns with removed serial numbers, since most of those were stolen in the first place.It’s especially…

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Pragmata’s producer reveals that the Capcom sci-fi game had an entirely female team on its development staff, focused solely on Diana’s character. Credit: Image via Capcom Originally published by  Game Rant A recent interview from a Pragmata producer reveals that the game had an entire team on its development staff devoted to steering the design of Diana. Pragmata’s “Diana Police” was solely focused on maintaining the childlike innocence and portrayal of the character. The sci-fi action-adventure game from Capcom has already been one of the biggest releases of 2026, selling millions of units within just days of its release. Pragmata has…

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Living next to a ski resort is the dream, but a luxury not many can afford. I recently moved down the valley from Crested Butte to Gunnison. Now, instead of a quick bus ride from my house to the lifts, I join the masses of skiers who commute at highway speeds between home and the mountain. So this winter season, I put hundreds and hundreds of miles on testing the Thule SnowPack M ski rack for my ski resort commute.  My drive is short, roughly 40 minutes, with most at highway speeds. Since I’m now commuting more, I also purchased a more fuel-efficient,…

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When media behemoths in our corner are recognized, it’s a big deal. Radio host Mark Walters was named as a Talkers “Heavy Hundred” for the second year in a row!Second Amendment-centered media does not always get a fair shake. Oftentimes other members of the media and/or journalists might label Second Amendment media personalities as being nothing more than activists. That unfair label follows many in this arena around. Any time someone in this niche market is recognized for their achievements is a call for celebration. Mark Walters, the host of acclaimed Armed American Radio show, was recently honored by…

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In a recent TAP class, a participant lit up describing what excited them most about separating from the military: the ability to finally be in charge of their own life. “Since the age of 18, I’ve been led or directed. Now I get to decide for myself where I want to go.” Choice over where to live, how to dress, how much time to spend with family, how to work: The possibilities were endless, and they were beaming. Then came the reality check. “I want to control my destiny … But where do I start? How do I figure out…

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This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The End of the American Dream.  Why is there so much excitement about an agreement with Iran that literally resolves none of the key issues that the two sides were fighting about? The long-term status of the Strait of Hormuz is not resolved. The war between Israel and Hezbollah is not resolved. Nobody seems to have any idea where the 300 billion dollar “investment fund” for Iran is going to come from, and none of the nuclear issues that this war was supposedly about in the first place have been resolved…

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