Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he’d signed a slew of gun control bills into law. In similarly surprising news, the sun rose in the east this morning here in Georgia and is still expected to set in the west.  One of the bills he signed would restrict 3D printers themselves, not just the 3D printing of guns as an activity.This is one we’ve spent a lot of time talking about, but now it’s here, and it has the potential to impact the entire industry, not just people stuck in hostile territory.So what does the law actually…

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Iran’s currency fell to a new record low on Tuesday, with traders in Tehran exchanging more than 2.5 million rials to the U.S. dollar in a stark reflection of how the war in the Middle East has steadily eroded the Iranian economy. The latest decline came just 27 days after the rial hit its previous record low of 2.2 million to the dollar on Sept. 2. The currency has repeatedly reached new lows since the war began in February. The Iranian economy has been under duress for years in the face of international sanctions. But a U.S. naval blockade on…

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A jury has convicted the owner of a Texas mental health clinic for a $26 million TRICARE fraud, kickback and money laundering scheme. Licensed professional counselor Kevin Curry, 64, of Frisco, Texas, was found guilty Sept. 24 in Fort Worth of health care fraud, kickbacks and money laundering, according to the Department of Justice. The jury convicted Curry of three counts of health care fraud, three counts of offering and paying illegal health care kickbacks, and three counts of engaging in monetary transactions in criminal derived property. “Kevin Curry shamelessly preyed on the trust of service members, veterans, and their…

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Unaccredited companies are reportedly charging Ohio veterans thousands of dollars to file VA disability claims for assistance veterans could receive for free. “Claims sharks” charge veterans to prepare and file disability claims, sometimes for far more than the resulting benefits are worth, while promising results. That is even though federal law requires paid representatives to be accredited and generally bars charging veterans for help with an initial claim. Two competing bills in the Ohio Legislature that would rein in those companies have stalled, according to reporting by Signal Ohio and state legislative records. Larry Moore, director of the Summit County…

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U.S. Navy veteran Omar Alrabadi was recently awarded a $56.5 million judgment roughly five years after he was beat unconscious on the Las Vegas strip and sustained a traumatic brain injury that led to the end of his service. Alrabadi was attacked by multiple individuals in the early morning hours of July 31, 2021, by security guards and unknown individuals who, for reasons unknown to this day, beat the Navy sailor to the ground, knocked him unconscious, and stomped on his head six to eight times, fracturing his skull and causing hemorrhaging throughout his brain. Alrabadi was ultimately forced to…

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Twenty-five years after Band of Brothers first aired, HBO Max has returned to Easy Company with Band of Brothers: Legacy, a new documentary examining the miniseries’ impact and the men whose wartime experiences inspired it. The documentary premiered Sept. 9 as part of HBO’s celebration of the original series’ 25th anniversary. The original 10-part series ends in 1945, with Germany defeated and the surviving paratroopers waiting to learn what comes next. For the real soldiers, life kept going. Some returned quietly to school, jobs and families. Others stayed in uniform and found themselves in Korea, Cold War Berlin and Southeast…

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Most pilots would consider landing a small airplane on a narrow Manhattan street almost impossible. Thomas “Tommy” Fitzpatrick did it not once, but twice. The decorated veteran did the daring maneuver both times from an airport in New Jersey to Washington Heights, dodging buildings, streetlights, and parked cars before he managed to land on the city pavement. He had no authorization for either flight; he stole the aircraft both times, and alcohol was the main instigator in both of his joyrides. The first one happened because of a drunken bet, while the second one was a reminder to prove that…

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Some of the most useful survival items are sitting on shelves in places you’d never think to look. If you’re resourceful and you what you’re after, you can walk into an ordinary store and come out with a cart full of gear that’ll help you patch, repair, build, and organize your emergency supplies. Hobby Lobby is a perfect example. It’s not the first place that comes to mind when you’re thinking about preparedness, but it’s loaded with the little things that round out a solid kit, the kind of stuff that’s easy to overlook until the day you actually need…

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