Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadAsk anyone about their number one goal when it comes to preparedness, and the answer is almost always the same: protecting family comes first. But getting everyone else in your household on board can sometimes feel impossible. You want to prepare the people you care about for the future, but you often run into doubts, resistance, and the classic eye roll. Many families suffer from normalcy bias. They quietly assume that tomorrow will look exactly like today. Even when you point out the bumps in the road, they simply do not tune in to…

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The Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition notched a big win for the Second Amendment rights of young adults in a case called Reese v. ATF, but the federal judge in Louisiana who concluded that the federal law banning licensed sales of handguns and handgun ammunition to law-abiding 18-to-20-year-old adults violates the Second Amendment only granted relief to a very narrow subset of that age group; only those members of the plaintiff organizations who were members when the judge issued his ruling, and only those living within the geographic borders of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.  …

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The June 22 crash occurred during a training exercise and is being investigated. Four U.S. Coast Guard crew members have been declared safe following a helicopter crash. Authorities said in a press release that the Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter aircrew from Coast Guard Air Station Sitka crashed Monday during a training flight with four people aboard near Harbor Mountain in Sitka, Alaska. Watch standers at the Arctic District command center received the initial report of the crash at approximately 10:07 a.m. through the activation of the aircrew’s personal locator beacon. Sitka Fire and Rescue arrived on scene at approximately…

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When a tornado touches down, and the sirens begin to wail, adrenaline kicks in. For many of us, our path to safety is clear: get to the shelter and hunker down. But for the members of our families with difficulty getting around, or acting on their own—children, those with disabilities, and the elderly—that path isn’t always so straightforward. Speed and mobility are usually luxuries during an emergency. Cognitive challenges can make it difficult to process warnings and unfolding events. It’s the limitations of ourselves and those whom we care about that require a different level of preparedness. It requires us…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — National Guard members and U.S. Park Police patrolled the deck around the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on Monday as President Donald Trump’s administration faces a self-imposed deadline to fix a botched renovation before the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration. The patrols came two days after Trump said authorities had made “multiple arrests” of people he insisted were responsible for damage to the peeling coating after an algae bloom occurred. The liner was installed as part of his $14 million-plus project. The president has confirmed the problems most likely require draining the pool again for liner repairs and he…

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The United States ruling class is considering sending airborne troops into the war in Iran. A brigade of about 3,000 paratroopers could soon be joining the conflict in the Middle East. The U.S. has struck several military targets on Kharg Island, which sits around 25 kilometers (15 miles) from the Iranian coast in the Persian Gulf, in mid-March. So far, the U.S. has refrained from hitting the energy infrastructure. Reports have been circulating since then, claiming that Washington could launch a ground operation to take control of the key oil hub in an attempt to cripple Tehran’s economy after three…

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Ohio has had a firearms preemption law in place for several decades, though it’s repeatedly been challenged by Democrat-run governments in cities like Cleveland and Columbus. Though those efforts haven’t been successful, they’ve cost taxpayers quite a bit of money, and the local ordinances these cities have put in place to mount a legal challenge are meant to have a chilling effect on our right to keep and bear arms.  That’s one of the main reasons why SB 278 has been introduced this session. Under the legislation, a “person, group, or entity adversely affected by…

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Illinois lawmakers apparently looked at the state’s ongoing population exodus, crumbling finances, and sky-high crime rate and thought: you know what this place needs? A government database tracking every box of 9mm you’ve ever bought. That’s the short version of Illinois House Bill 4414, introduced January 13, 2026, by Rep. Anne Stava-Murray (D) out of Naperville — a Chicago suburb — and currently sitting in the House Judiciary Criminal Committee with a hearing scheduled for March 26. If this bill becomes law, it would represent one of the most sweeping, multi-pronged attacks on legal ammunition ownership in American legislative history.…

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Liz Derstine is a pianist and composer whose musical bona fides are as impressive as her accomplishments as a runner. She has two master’s degrees from the Longy School of Music. In 2020, she set the fastest known time (FKT) for the Appalachian Trail. She plays in concerts all over Massachusetts and New Hampshire. In 2024, she set an FKT on her thru-hike of the Kungsleden in Sweden. The list goes on. Last year, Derstine set out on the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT), eyeing another FKT. The Mountain Hardwear athlete had wanted to do the PCT self-supported, faster than anyone…

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I enjoy a good bourbon. I also enjoy firearms.What I don’t do is mix the two. Alcohol is a CNS depressant, which means it has an impact on your brain, including the part of it that makes good decisions. It’s why you text “wyd” to your ex at three in the morning or suddenly decide that the girl at the bar who was a 2 at 10:00 is now a 10 at 2:00. You don’t make smart decisions, and when you’re carrying or handling a gun, you need to be capable of making smart decisions. There…

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When I got invited to tour the Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing Corporation (KMM), I was excited; I love factory tours. But I’ll be honest: Lincoln, Neb., isn’t known to be the most exciting of destinations, especially in February. My invite promised I’d meet former pro wrestler, Kawasaki spokesperson, and UTV racer Stone Cold Steve Austin. As Stone Cold famously says, “Oh hell, yeah.” Now I was really looking forward to Lincoln. A Manufacturing First in the USA In 1974, Kawasaki became the first foreign vehicle manufacturer to have an assembly plant on U.S. soil. What started as a relatively small factory…

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The NRA Foundation cut the NRA out of their governance process. While trying to dismiss the NRA’s lawsuit, did they purposefully not provide a set of bylaws in their filing? As we’ve previously reported, the NRA Foundation did change their bylaws to cut the NRA Board of Directors out of any say in governance of the Foundation. In NRA v. NRA Foundation, the NRA alleges that the Foundation illegally changed those bylaws. A filing that the Foundation made seeking to dismiss the suit provided bylaws from 1990 and 2024. That filing proved there was a…

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While Iran is denying any discussions have taken place, United States ruler Donald Trump claims that the Islamic Republic wants to “make a deal”.  Trump has also extended his deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, saying the U.S. will hold off striking power plants in the country for five days. Trump said that he has already instructed the Department of War to “postpone any and all military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for a five‑day period.” The pause is “subject to the success of the ongoing meetings and discussions,” he claims are taking place. Trump Threatens To “Obliterate” Iran’s Power…

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