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In the days after terrorists attacked the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, families began arriving at a hotel in Crystal City, Virginia, carrying questions that often had no answers. Some still hoped their loved ones might have survived. The FBI was collecting toothbrushes, hairbrushes and other personal items that could provide DNA. A hotel ballroom became a briefing room. Families waited as victims were identified. And Bonnie Carroll was there. Carroll, founder and president of the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, or TAPS, had been in Alaska when the attacks occurred. An Air Force reservist assigned to the Pentagon’s Office…
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Ask anyone the kinds of things that preppers stockpile and you’ll hear the same things every time: food, water, flashlights, batteries, first aid kits, etc. These things are the foundation of any serious prepper plan, and for good reason. They’re things that will keep you alive when the power goes out or the store shelves empty. But there’s another category of gear that a lot of experienced preppers rarely bring up in conversation. These are things that don’t make it into the typical beginner checklists, not because they’re useless, but because they sit in a legal gray area or carry…
When new research about guns comes out, the breathless media can’t wait to tell us everything the so-called researchers found. We’ve outlined the issues with the research before. Several times before. Even recently. But the research isn’t the only problem.One massive issue is that the media simply doesn’t challenge any of it. Sure, it would be easy to chalk it all up to anti-gun sentiment, but I can’t. There’s a lot more going on than just the fact that these supposed reporters just don’t like guns.It’s because we already know they’re too lazy to be…
President Donald Trump has named Adam Telle as the acting Army secretary after his predecessor, Daniel Driscoll, departed from the same role earlier this week. “He is a Great Patriot, who is respected by all,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social post, adding that Telle Telle is assuming the position “effective immediately.” Telle’s appointment comes after Driscoll resigned on Tuesday. He didn’t publicly explain his reasoning for the resignation that occurred 18 months into the role, though multiple reports after the fact described repeated clashes with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Pentagon chief ousting some of Driscoll’s allies in…
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Dan Osborn has been politically independent since he first registered to partake in the electoral process. Years later, and on his second bid to go to Washington, he maintains that middle-of-the-road status. Osborn recently spoke with Military.com about his U.S. Senate campaign and efforts taking place between now and November to unseat incumbent Sen. Pete Ricketts, a Republican, in Nebraska. Osborn and Ricketts are the only two candidates, with many statewide Democrats essentially throwing support behind the military veteran. The Navy veteran is trying to strike gold in a state with a nonpartisan unicameral that lacks two legislative houses. Osborn…
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A U.S. Army National Guard staff sergeant has received $35,000 from her former employer as part of a settlement aided by the Department of Justice. Staff Sgt. Stacy Gonzales initially filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas on June 27, 2022, claiming that grant funding for her civilian job as a disease intervention specialist (DIS) with the Finney County, Kan., Department of Health—a position under the direct control and supervision of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE)—was eliminated when she told them she was going to be deployed. The case centers on…
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