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One of the dumbest things I’ve seen over the years is a propensity for some people to manufacture ways the gun industry is at fault for things no one in the gun industry had anything to do with. It’s gone on for decades at this point, all without anyone showing a single law broken. The latest is the attempt to blame the firearms industry for its advertising. The “idea,” such as it is, is that gun companies’ advertising is basically a Bat Signal to disturbed people and makes guns attractive to would-be mass murderers.Following the…

When Marine Archie Moczygemba entered Nagasaki in September 1945, the atomic bomb had been dropped little more than a month earlier. Eighty-one years later, he can still remember what he encountered inside a hospital. “We walked through a hospital shortly after we arrived,” Moczygemba told the “All the metal beds were just crumpled against one wall. The sheer power of the bomb was unthinkable.” The veteran, who turned 102 on Independence Day, is one of the last remaining former American service members alive who personally saw the aftermath of the atomic bombings. Those veterans who saw it, also known by…

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The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) once led by trillionaire Elon Musk encouraged the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to scrap hundreds of contracts last year totaling approximately $1.1 billion, according to a new government watchdog report. The VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) report issued Tuesday was described by the watchdog as a review of contracts “terminated for convenience,” or contracts that the government ended “because it was in its best interest.” The OIG determined that VA terminated 435 contracts for convenience, valued at approximately $1.1 billion, out of 2,210 reviewed contracts. Requested by the aforementioned senators to specifically…

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