The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is rolling out major updates to its eForms system, and if you’re planning any NFA filings, the clock matters. ATF says the updates are designed to modernize eForms and reduce processing time for commonly used submissions, including Forms 1 and 4. But the transition comes with a temporary shutdown and some hard deadlines users need to understand. Key Dates to Know December 26: The eForms system will go offline temporarily while ATF upgrades the platform to implement new tax rules tied to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. No new eForm 1…

The house decorations go up. The holiday meal gets planned. The traditions continue. But the table has an empty chair.For military families with a service member deployed during the holidays, every festive moment carries weight. What brings joy to most families can amplify loneliness when someone you love is half a world away. The challenge isn’t just missing them. It’s figuring out how to celebrate when your family isn’t whole.The Weight of SeparationDeployment always strains families, but holidays intensify everything. While neighbors gather for celebrations, military spouses manage households alone. Children try to understand why Mom or Dad can’t be…

United States President Donald Trump wants to take over Greenland in the name of “national security.” Earlier, Trump appointed a special envoy to the Arctic island, triggering a backlash from Denmark’s ruling class. Greenland is currently under Danish rulership, but it claims the U.S. needs it for its strategic location.  “You look up and down the coast, you have Russian and Chinese ships all over the place. We need it for national security. We have to have it,” he added. He also wants it for the island’s mineral resources. Trump has not ruled out annexation and taking the island by force.…

If there’s one thing I’ve noted about the United States, it’s that despite having more opportunity than anywhere else on the planet, we have a lot of folks who seem to think killing one another is a good use of their time instead of trying to make something of themselves. For some reason, Americans are particularly violent compared to other developed nations. This is an unfortunate fact that gets used by people trying to claim our problem is that we don’t mimic their gun control laws. The latest example comes from a publication in Sri Lanka,…

A young political name with an old political pedigree is making noise on gun policy, and the gun-rights community isn’t impressed. Jack Schlossberg, grandson of President John F. Kennedy, is campaigning to succeed retiring Rep. Jerrold Nadler in New York’s 12th Congressional District. Along the way, he’s decided to float a familiar gun-control talking point. Penalize states with “weak gun laws” because firearms from those states allegedly end up used in crimes in New York. Speaking to the New York Post, Schlossberg argued that there is an “illegal flow of guns” from states with looser firearm laws and suggested those…

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An ongoing trend of Chicago police officers wrongfully arresting lawful Black gun owners on firearms charges despite the fact that they have valid FOID and CCL licenses is turning some heads. According to a report at CBS News Chicago, several instances have occurred in which police stopped Black gun owners for minor traffic violations and then charged them with felonies—even though they had legal firearm licenses.  One Black Chicagoan victimized by police was 46-year-old Louis McWilliams, owner of a local cheesecake company. When McWilliams was stopped on his way to a business meeting for not having a front license plate,…

Virginia Democrats are still playing their gun control cards close to the vest, with just two firearm-related bills pre-filed for the 2026 session. We know that many more are coming, though. State Sen. Creigh Deeds has told reporters that he and colleagues are meeting to hash out language in a bill to ban modern sporting rifles, while State Sen. Scott Surovell has indicated that a permit-to-purchase bill is being drafted as well.  Today, State Sen. Jennifer Boysko announced her plans to introduce a bill mandating gun storage measures for Virginia gun owners, though her op-ed…

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This article was originally published by Rhoda Wilson at The Exposé. Facial recognition as a biometric school entry system is already being tested in 20 schools in Russia. Alongside the use of facial recognition, the school grounds are fenced, cameras are installed along the perimeter, and entry is through checkpoints. As is the case with all rights and freedom destroying polices the world over, the Government claims this digital concentration camp is necessary to keep children safe while at school. Although children appear to be the primary targets for the “digital transformation,” they are not the only Russians being subjected…

When people are planning some crime, many opt to case the target to see what kind of security is in place. Most don’t know what they’re looking for, but they saw it in a movie, so they do it, too. Those who do know what they’re doing look as well. That’s not necessarily universal of mass shooters, necessarily, but it’s common enough that it’s something people should be on the lookout for.It seems that the Brown University shooter cased the school. What’s more, it seems that at least one staff member of the university not…

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