Inglewood, California is set to repeal its gun rationing law at Tuesday’s city council meeting, about six weeks after the Firearms Policy Coalition, California Gun Rights Foundation, and Los Angeles County resident Thomas Lopez filed suit over the restriction.  The city’s ordinance limits handgun purchases to just one every 30 days, and has been in place since 1999. Last year, however, California gun owners won a rare victory in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in a case called Nguyen v. Bonta, where the state’s “1-in-30” law was struck down on Second Amendment grounds. The…

Combat and high stress lead to both immediate and long-term decreases in testosterone levels, even in young men, mainly because of chronic cortisol increases, severe sleep deprivation, traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and ongoing deployment cycles into war zones. But underlying medical issues also cause low-T. When life is stressful, testosterone can decrease and continue to decline with age, especially if recovery methods are compromised (sleep, nutrition, stress mitigation). It is important to know hormone levels just as it is to know blood pressure and triglyceride levels during annual blood screening physicals, as other causes for dropping testosterone could require more…

The Iran War that began in February has led to 17 U.S. casualties. The Department of Defense on Monday identified the two fallen U.S. service members who lost their lives last week. The two active-duty soldiers who were supporting Operation Inherent Resolve have been identified as 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, 25, of Ewa Beach, Hawaii, who was killed in action on July 18. Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, 19, of Carrollton, Texas, was killed in action on July 17, during a same-day enemy attack at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. The incident remains under investigation and the identities of the…

US Virgin Island lawmakers thought they were being cute when they hurriedly adopted a new gun control bill a few weeks ago in an attempt to moot the Justice Department’s lawsuit over several of the territory’s practices. As Second Amendment advocates pointed out at the time, the new bill created at least as many problems for the USVI as it solved. Yes, it supposedly addressed the “may issue” licensing scheme for concealed carry permits, but it turned much of the territory into “gun-free zones” where lawful carry is permitted. It nixed the requirement that police be allowed to conduct…

It’s not news that fuel economy has become one of the prime determining factors that buyers take into account when shopping for a new vehicle in 2026. The hybrid system is the most straightforward solution in the modern automotive landscape. However, the extra cost of the hybrid system not only adds to the complexity but also the maintenance cost in the future. To address this issue, we have compiled a list of non-hybrid SUV models with the best gas mileage. These non-hybrid SUVs are a perfect example of how you can still achieve great gas mileage and efficiency even with…

While so-called “ghost guns” are supposedly a major problem, despite accounting for only a tiny fraction of all firearms recovered by law enforcement, and do not account for any real increase in the homicide rate, the real issue is that criminals don’t care about the law. So while states like California have already banned people from making their own firearms, bad people still do it. Shocking, I know. Criminals are usually so law-abiding.Anywho, it seems safe to assume that California anti-gunners didn’t expect a lot of pushback from anyone but the pro-gun voices they’re already…

As summer camps wind to a close and kids make their final splashes at the pool, parents have one thing on their minds: back-to-school shopping. But between classroom supplies, backpacks, clothes, shoes and other necessities, back-to-school items can get expensive. So here’s a list of discounts to help military families send the kids to school in style while staying within budget. 1. Operation Homefront’s Back-to-School Brigade Operation Homefront partners with Dollar Tree to collect school supplies for military children as part of their Back-to-School Brigade. Volunteers distribute the supplies at events throughout the country during the back-to-school season. Visit the…

This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The End of the American Dream.  Targeting military assets isn’t going to wreck the global economy, but targeting key infrastructure could. The damage that has already been done to oil and natural gas infrastructure in the Middle East is going to take years to fully repair and rebuild. But so far, the damage that has been done has been somewhat limited. If both sides decide to start conducting all-out attacks on oil and gas infrastructure, the world would be facing an unprecedented energy crisis with no end in sight. Unfortunately, it…

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin met with North Korea’s foreign minister and thanked Pyongyang for supporting his war against Ukraine, in the latest high-level diplomacy between the countries, Russian state media reported. The visit by North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui comes without an obvious occasion, such as a multilateral diplomatic event or state anniversary, and has raised speculation that she may be coordinating a possible visit to Russia by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. North Korean state media said Choe departed for Russia on Saturday at the invitation of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey…

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadMost people’s preparedness plan is a pile of gear in a closet. The tags are still on. Nothing’s been tested. Nothing’s been trained. Kevin Estela has a name for that approach: the easy button. And it doesn’t work. Kevin joined me on the podcast to talk about what does work. He taught high school history for 14 years before going full-time into wilderness instruction, first as director of training at a private company and now through his own work. He’s the author of 101 Skills You Need to Survive in the Woods and Beyond…

The attorney for an imprisoned Navy admiral told Military.com that efforts are underway to either get him a new trial, or to receive a pardon from President Donald Trump. Retired four-star Navy Adm. Robert P. Burke, 63, of Coconut Creek, Fla., once the second-highest uniformed Navy officer who formerly commanded forces in Africa, Europe and Russia, was found guilty in May 2025 of conspiracy to commit bribery, bribery, performing acts affecting a personal financial interest, and concealing material facts from the United States following a five-day trial. He was sentenced in September to six years in prison. His case received…

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