Emryn Welton has a new honor she never dreamed she would achieve. The 10th grader from southern New Jersey has been named “Military Youth of the Year” in the state for her leadership, service and academic excellence in a youth program hosted by the military installation and the Keystone Club of the Boys & Girls Club of America. For more than 30 years, the Department of Defense has partnered with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to offer various support programs to the youth at military installations in multiple states and around the world. In 2013, the Military Youth of…

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From the storm cellar to the mountains, we carefully researched and tested the best emergency radios. These are the ideal options for your bug-out bag or severe-weather kit. Lead tester Matt Jancer tested the newest 2026 offerings and logged 50+ hours across four new models for our most recent update. There’s a wide range of radios available, from top picks like the Midland ER310PRO to more budget-friendly options like the RadioShack Portable Multi-Band Radio. From timing battery lives to challenging NOAA weather reception from fire lookouts, we dug into the details to understand these radios. Check out our top selections below. Editor’s Note:…

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I’m not a big fan of reality television, and I haven’t seen a single second of the show The Hills, so I had no real idea how shocking Spencer Pratt’s campaign to become the next mayor Los Angeles really is. I guess it’s kind of like Snookie being a frontrunner to become New Jersey governor, or Honey BooBoo being a favorite for mayor of Hogwaller Hollow or wherever she’s from.  If I lived in L.A. I have no doubt that Pratt would be my choice for mayor, if only because he sounds like the most…

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Before most of Washington was awake May 21, nearly 1,500 soldiers from the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment gathered at Arlington National Cemetery to begin Flags In, the annual tradition of placing a small American flag at the base of every headstone in the cemetery ahead of Memorial Day weekend. Of the more than 260,000 graves at Arlington, every one gets a flag. The soldiers work in organized groups moving section by section across the cemetery’s 639 acres, pulling flags from their backpacks, placing each one exactly one boot length in front of and centered on the headstone. The flags must…

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A new law meant to reduce gun-involved suicides is set to take effect in Colorado later this year, but will it truly have an impact?Last session lawmakers approved a bill known as “Donna’s Law”, which sets up a voluntary “Do Not Sell” list allows residents to block themselves from purchasing a firearm. Colorado is the fifth state in the country to enact such the law, which is named after a woman named Donna Nathan, who took her own life eight years ago. Nathan’s daughter has been a vocal advocate of these “Do Not Sell” registries, which are already in…

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United States ruler Donald Trump has raised the global tariff rate to 15%, up from 10%, just one day after the Supreme Court struck down most of his other instituted tariffs. But Trump said he’d find a way to get around the ruling. The U.S. government would find ways to impose other “new and legally permissible tariffs” in the coming months. He had earlier promised to launch investigations into potentially unfair foreign trade practices that could lead to additional tariffs. Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs Set To Hit Consumers Hard — From iPhones to Automobiles On Friday, America’s highest court ruled that the…

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The United States Army defends the presence of a color guard at a national religious conference for Christianity that included Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as the keynote speaker, calling its presence “patriotic” and “neutral” from endorsing particular beliefs.The National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), the self-described largest association of Christian communicators, welcomed Hegseth to orate to during its NRB Freedom 250 Celebration on Feb. 19, as part of its broader 2026 International Christian Media Convention at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tenn.The celebration of 250 years of American independence, according to the NRB, “brought together national leaders, Christian…

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I think everyone who is mentally capable of owning a gun should have one. Yes, that includes felons, because I also think that if you’re still a danger to society, you should still be locked up. Anyway, while I think everyone should have one, that’s never going to happen. Not everyone feels capable of taking a human life, which I get. That’s never something anyone should consider lightly, though I personally argue that the moment someone comes after me or mine, they’ve forfeited their humanity. But that’s just me.For folks like that, though, they might still…

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