The permit-to-carry fee nullification movement has been sweeping across the Garden State. On Tuesday November 25, Howell, N.J. passed a fee rebate resolution, making it a dozen. On June 11, 2025 a shot heard across the Garden State was fired. Englishtown, N.J. passed a first-in-the-nation resolution that stated a state’s permit-to-carry fee is unconstitutional. Their action made it so that citizens can get a rebate of the municipal portion of their permit-to-carry fees, $150.00. Since then, 11 other towns have joined them. Howell, in Monmouth County and only three towns away from Englishtown, passed a…

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There aren’t many things that can shake a lifelong 2A believer but Joe Rogan might’ve finally found one. After listening to filmmaker Dan Farah break down the Age of Disclosure documentary, Rogan didn’t just tiptoe into the UFO topic… he went full send. And the picture they painted is wild enough to make even the most hardcore prepper sit back and go, “Okay… what are my guns actually gonna do against that?” Let’s be clear: this isn’t little green men in shiny silver saucers. They’re talking about football-field-sized craft, silent, windowless, hovering over Vandenberg Air Force Base before shooting off…

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The United States Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has warned Ukraine that its defeat is “imminent.” Driscoll urged Kiev to accept a U.S.-drafted peace deal before its position deteriorates further, NBC News reported on Tuesday, citing people briefed on the talks. Russia has long maintained that Ukraine cannot win this war and that aid from the West will only prolong Kiev’s inevitable loss. Russian forces have been pressing forward in the war, going on the offensive recently in Donbass and elsewhere while Ukraine complains about a lack of money, weapons, and human cannon fodder. Russia’s Lavrov Says The West Has Decided…

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The outdoor industry has been grappling with its use of PFAS — so-called forever chemicals — for years. As their toxic effects on wildlife and humans became more widely understood, conservation groups and customers pushed brands to eliminate these chemicals, which are often found in items like waterproof jackets. And now there’s a new potential source of PFAS in nature to contend with. This month, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved the use of isocycloseram, a compound classified along with other forever chemicals, for use as a pesticide on crops. What Are PFAS? PFAS are a kind of manmade chemical.…

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Artificial intelligence, no matter how much the term doesn’t really apply to what we call AI, isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. For better or worse, it’s part of our lives now, and it’s up to us to try to figure out where it fits in. And it’s an interesting tool, to say the least. I’ve gotten a kick out of using it at times, though I’ve also seen where it gets a whole lot wrong and is less than trustworthy.But Frank Miniter over at America’s 1st Freedom did something interesting. He asked ChatGPT how to…

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[Bainbridge, GA], November 25, 2025] – Taurus expands the legendary Raging Hunter® family with a powerful new chambering: the .350 Legend. This addition brings straight-walled momentum and downrange effectiveness to a revolver line already known for punch, durability, and real-world performance. Available in two barrel lengths (10.5″ and 14″) and offered in Black or Two-Toned finishes, the new Raging Hunter in .350 Legend blends heavy-hitting ballistics with features that tame recoil, speed follow-ups, and let shooters outfit the revolver for the task at hand. The legendary Raging Hunter lineup gets a caliber that amplifies its purpose: effective, dependable performance where…

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Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who heads up the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, has already taken an active role in challenging infringements on our Second Amendment rights, but the Division looks to be expanding its 2A footprint even further.  According to a report by Reuters, the Civil Rights Division is opening up a new office that’s dedicated exclusively to defending our right to keep and bear arms from government intrusion. The office, called the Second Amendment Rights Section, expects to open on December 4 and will be dedicated to investigating local laws or policies limiting gun…

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This article was originally published by Connor O’Keeffe at The Mises Institute.  Or, at least—according to Scott Kupor, director of the Office of Personnel Management—the Department of Government Efficiency “doesn’t exist” anymore as a centralized entity, despite having eight months left on its official mandate. Some key DOGE figures have left government entirely, while others have relocated to other executive departments. This has led many to declare this the death of DOGE and label the project an abject failure. Some proponents have pushed back against this characterization, arguing that the work of DOGE is continuing and that a transition from a…

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When you hop on a plane or get in your car to visit New York or California, you don’t figure that you’ll be unable to attend church when you get there. You don’t assume that your ability to speak freely gets left at home along with your television and sofa. You don’t figure that the police there can search your belongings willy-nilly simply because your Fourth Amendment rights were still in the garage with those tools you never use. Oh no, your rights come with you.Well…most of them.Your right to keep and bear arms may…

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Winter will be here in the blink of an eye, and that means it’s time to trade in your mountain bike for skis or snowshoes and hit the hills. However, winter brings with it the risk of avalanches. In the backcountry, they take lives every single year. During the 2024/25 season alone, 22 people died in the U.S. due to avalanches. That’s why avalanche awareness and education are so important for all backcountry users. Unfortunately, courses can be expensive, and many winter sports enthusiasts skip them and dive straight into the sport. Luckily, not all avi education resources cost money.…

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A new bill offered by Connecticut Sens. Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal would send you to federal prison for selling a gun to your neighbor without putting her through a background check first.  The bill, also known as the Background Check Expansion Act, is sponsored by 45 Democrat senators this time around. Murphy and Blumenthal have introduced similar measures in the past, but have failed to find the 60 votes necessary to advance their gun control bill out of the Senate. The votes for the legislation aren’t there this time around either, but that’s not…

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A judge in Washington has upheld the state’s ban on so-called “assault weapons,” ruling that the controversial law meets state constitutional muster. However, his reasoning for making the ruling was completely faulty. For some background, firearms dealer Guardian Arms sued the state over the 2023 law, claiming SHB 1240, the ban on common semi-auto rifles, violated Article I, Section 24 of the Washington State Constitution, which protects the right to bear arms. After discovery in the case Guardian Arms v. State of Washington, both the state and the Alliance moved for summary judgment. Last week, however, a Thurston County Superior…

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The wind roars across the Teton Pass ridgeline, biting through the softshell I have been wearing since dawn. The sky is the color of steel, and each gust carries a sharp mix of snow and grit that stings any exposed skin. I stop, dig the Rab Microlight Windstopper Hoody from my pack, and zip it to the top. The change is instant. Warmth floods in, the sting fades, and for the rest of that blustery traverse, the cold stays on the outside where it belongs. That moment on the ridge becomes the first of many tests. I wear the Windstopper…

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This article was originally published by Rhoda Wilson at The Exposé. In June, Ofcom outlined its proposals to expand its censorship role in a consultation document.  The consultation came and went with little media coverage. The document proposes the use of “proactive technologies” to restrict access to certain online content, including live streaming, and to censor information that does not align with the government’s agenda. Ofcom’s plan aims to deny people access to information until it has been “checked by services”, effectively acting as a gatekeeper of truth and suppressing dissenting voices. Ofcom’s Plan To Extend Its Censorship Role By…

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It’s not often I seek out trails with puddles and creeks, but that’s what you do when testing out low-cut waterproof hiking shoes. It’s an important part of my search for a hybrid shoe that’s dialed for hikers, and not necessarily for ultra runners. The Oboz Katabatic is a great example of a boot brand’s take on the hybrid hiking shoe, as opposed to a running brand’s take. The Katabatic prioritizes stability, protection, and cushioning over ultralight weight and minimalism. This top-tier trail shoe has been popular for a few years. The (non-waterproof) Katabatic LT women’s version is included in…

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Owning a gun while unlawfully using drugs remains a federal crime, but how that law is enforced in court depends on where you live, at least at the moment.  The Trump administration wants to see Section 922(g)(3) upheld in all circumstances, but while the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals agrees with that position, the Fifth and Eighth Circuits have taken a different approach; the statute may be constitution, but only in certain circumstances. The Eighth Circuit maintains there needs to be an individualized finding of dangerousness on the part of the drug-using gun owner, while the…

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The suppressed short-barreled rifle represents the apex of compact firepower, but building one that functions reliably requires understanding interactions between barrel length, gas system dynamics, and suppressor back-pressure that most shooters never consider. I’ve assembled enough of these configurations to recognize that slapping a can on a short barrel creates problems as often as it solves them. The difference between a suppressed SBR that runs flawlessly and one that beats itself apart comes down to engineering decisions made during the build process. This isn’t about bolting parts together and hoping for the best. It’s about understanding why certain combinations work…

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Whenever I pack for a fall backpacking or climbing trip, I always go back and forth about whether I should bring one item: a puffy jacket. Carrying one takes up space and adds some (arguably negligible) weight. During shoulder seasons, I often wonder if it’s really worth bothering. After testing the PAKA Mayu Ultralight jacket, however, my internal debate over packing a puffy might be resolved. The comfort and warmth of the Mayu, plus its ultra-packability, has earned it a regular spot in my pack.  (Photo/Mary Andino) I wore the Mayu jacket on several climbing, hiking, and camping trips in…

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The Army logistics support vessel SSGT Robert T. Kuroda, stationed at Pearl Harbor, is named for a World War II Medal of Honor recipient from Aiea.The Hawaii soldier served in the legendary 442nd Regimental Combat Team, fighting through Italy and France. Kuroda died in combat near the French town of Bruyeres, where he single-handedly attacked two enemy machine gun emplacements before falling to a sniper’s bullet.Chief Warrant Officer 3 Kyle Nicholas, the soldier who serves as the boat’s captain, has met the Kuroda family and says he thinks of him often.“I love Hawaii, I’ve always loved living here, ” he…

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Rooftop tents have gained massive traction over the past decade, as they’re fun, comfortable, and convenient. For all of their advantages, however, they can weigh a ton and cost a pretty penny. That’s where Groenberg comes in. The upstart brand is looking to upend the rooftop tent market with the WEEKEND, which it says is the lightest model on the market. Here’s a sneak peek at the potentially revolutionary rooftop tent. How Does the Setup Work? To set up the WEEKEND, first, users inflate the air platform with a manual or battery-powered pump. Next, thread the poles through the tent…

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A task force put together by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to look for ways to reduce “gun violence” has issued a laundry list of recommendations, and a ban on the possession and sale of “assault weapons” is front and center in its proposal.  The task force, which includes longtime gun control supporters like Dr. April Zeoli, Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller, and Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy, is calling on lawmakers in Michigan to adopt eight other new gun control measures besides the “assault weapon” ban. Requiring waiting periods for all firearm purchasesIncreasing the age of…

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