Just a backpack, tennis shoes, and a nice day (or perhaps even a rainy day) makes for a great source of exercise that has huge benefits. For those that have served, this form of exercise is more familiar than a stereotypical gym routine. It is also easily conventional. One thing that it could help with is anxiety. There is some research that shows a connection between walking and physical activity and lowering anxiety. Before diving into the studies, it is worth stating that any form of anxiety-inducing events is something everyone should strive to check out, as long as it…

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Maryland wants to ban Glocks. A lawsuit is trying to kill the law. This is all normal and typical, unfortunately. Not that we’re going to have to fight. We’re used to that, and while it’s typical, the unfortunate part is that gun rights groups have to. Part of that effort was to ask the federal judge to issue an injunction. The way these seem to be considered is whether allowing the law to go into effect will have a significant impact on people’s rights, and do the plaintiffs have a good chance of prevailing.It seems…

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Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume talks on its nuclear program in seven days if the United States lifts its naval blockade of Iranian ports, waives sanctions on Iranian oil sales and observes a ceasefire that would include Lebanon. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi detailed the proposal in a private gathering on Thursday on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly in New York, according to one attendee. Trita Parsi, executive vice president of the Quincy Institute think tank, said Araghchi suggested that a speedy agreement would help U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of November’s…

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A company that blanketed American roads with license-plate-reading cameras is now sending drones into the sky. Cities across America are grappling with their own debates about aid to law enforcement, coupled with concerns about privacy and surveillance. Flock’s Drone-as-First-Responder system, or DFR, launches remotely operated drones from automated rooftop docks. A drone can be sent to a location generated by a 911 call, a license-plate-reader alert, or a gunshot-detection alert. It will then stream live video to dispatchers, officers in the field, and a real-time crime center. The company entered the market through its 2024 acquisition of the drone firm…

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As promised, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division and Second Amendment Section have officially filed suit against the state of Minnesota over its idiotic permit-to-purchase scheme, which essentially imposes a waiting period of up to 30 days on most handgun and semi-automatic long gun sales.  Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon sent a pre-litigation demand letter to officials a few days ago encouraging them to enter into talks with DOJ and avoid this lawsuit, which is standard procedure for her, but like virtually every other anti-gun regime she’s targeted, those officials chose instead to keep their questionable…

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An Air Force veteran running for Congress has reportedly apologized after exaggerating his Bronze Star record. David Flippo, a Republican congressional candidate in Nevada endorsed by President Donald Trump, claimed on numerous occasions that he received a Bronze Star “for valor” during his two decades in the service. However, he actually received a standard Bronze Star award. Flippo received a Bronze Star in 2004. But, as first reported by The Washington Post on Thursday, he published campaign materials describing him as a “recipient of the Bronze Star that he received for valor” in 2023, during his first failed congressional campaign.…

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Maryland, like Connecticut, passed a ban on handguns such as Glock’s entire line. While most companies make other types of semi-automatic handguns, these bans basically kick Glock out of the state completely. And for what? We already know that so-called Glock switches aren’t exactly resulting in more deaths than if they didn’t exist. Still, it’s a thing, and Maryland banned them.It’s also a thing that it was challenged immediately. Now, the Second Amendment Foundation is asking for an injunction against the measure.From a press release:The Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) and its partners have filed a…

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As an affiliate partner Military.com earns from qualifying purchases. Looking for 2026 Veterans Day discounts? This list will be updated regularly as new discounts come in. All of the discounts on this list have been confirmed, either through press release or direct communication with the company. Check out all the other discounts being offered this Veterans Day. Keep in mind that most businesses require proof of military service. Not sure what type of ID you need to prove that you’re a veteran? We compiled a list of common types of veteran identification. Not all franchise locations participate in their national…

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A group of Democratic lawmakers want answers from the Pentagon and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth following reports that roughly a dozen transgender service members never received separation pay following their forced exits from the military. The concerns stem from the Trump administration’s efforts to purge the U.S. Armed Forces of transgender individuals. President Donald Trump issued an executive order on the first day of his second term, effectively prohibiting transgender, nonbinary and gender-nonconforming individuals from service, receiving support and implementation from the Department of Defense. The latest inquiry from Democratic members on various House committees, in the form of a…

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A new agreement with Denmark and Greenland gives the United States a path to two additional military sites, wider access across the Arctic island and an expanded role for its only existing base. But key questions remain unanswered. The deal, signed Sept. 22, preserves Danish sovereignty and Greenlanders’ right to decide their political future. It will take effect only after Denmark and Greenland complete the required parliamentary procedures. President Donald Trump described the agreement as giving Washington permanent control over Greenland’s security. The published text grants specified military access and requires mutual agreement on details of additional defense areas. A…

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A movie about a veteran who embarked on a 3,800-mile bike ride after suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) that left her blind is being released next month. Blind AF follows the journey of Shawn Cheshire, an Army veteran and Paralympian who suffered a TBI in 2009 while working in an emergency medical services vehicle as an EMT. The movie shows her participating in her cross-country jaunt from Oregon to Virginia, which she carried out in 2021. It will be available to stream beginning Oct. 28. When Cheshire suffered her TBI, which occurs when a sudden blow to the head…

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Five Army and Navy reservists who also work as federal civilian employees have accused the U.S. government of failing to pay them wages they say they are owed, filing a legal complaint that seeks to recover compensation withheld despite a 2025 Supreme Court ruling in reservists’ favor. The five current and former employees of the Defense Department, Justice Department and Department of Veterans Affairs are reservists , Shea Matthew Gibbons, Lacy Jaudon, Bryce Miller, John Mezzanotte and Shahara Timbrook. The complaint, Jaudon v. Department of Defense, was filed Sept. 23 with the Merit Systems Protection Board, an independent agency that…

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