Via Safariland by Kat Stevens While many gun owners associate Taurus with affordably priced firearms, the reality is that the company’s history and vision reaches far beyond that. Taurus has been in the business of designing and manufacturing firearms for almost a century and in that time has gone through countless changes. The company that […]
By F Riehl AmmoLand The recent decision by China to halt the export of two critical components —nitrocellulose and antimony— has raised alarms within the U.S. ammunition manufacturing industry and among defense experts. These materials are indispensable in the production of propellant powder and primers, and their restriction threatens to create significant supply chain disruptions. As geopolitical tensions […]
Several California counties have reintroduced mask mandates, sparking debate over their effectiveness in curbing respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19. Despite recent studies questioning the impact of masks, particularly in preventing the spread of such viruses, some areas are opting for the precautionary measure once again. In 2023, a comprehensive study led by Oxford epidemiologist Tom Jefferson, […]
A Florida sheriff went viral following his declaration that fugitives and sex offenders would not be allowed in shelters during or after Hurricane Milton, and would instead be arrested and taken to jail. In a press briefing, he said, “Anyone that comes in will be checked to make sure they’re not a fugitive and not […]
By Clare Fitzgerald War History Online The Battle of the Bulge, which took place between December 1944 and January ’45, was a turning point in the Allies’ fight against the Germans toward the end of the Second World War. Launched by the Germans, who’d hoped a surprise attack would turn the the conflict back in their […]
Ana Kasparian, a well-known progressive journalist and host of The Young Turks, shared a disturbing personal experience that led her to distance herself from the Democratic Party. During an appearance on Jillian Michaels’ podcast, she opened up about a traumatic encounter with a homeless man in Los Angeles that deeply impacted her. While walking her […]
The Harris campaign is making a point of courting establishment Republicans, trying to position herself as a commonsense alternative to Trump for voters that have traditionally voted for GOP candidates, but reject the Republican nominee. At a campaign appearance in Scottsdale, Arizona, she shared an anecdote about the state’s former senator John McCain, insisting that […]
Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto criticized former President Donald Trump for spreading misleading information regarding federal hurricane relief efforts. During a conversation with U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Cavuto addressed claims about the distribution of aid to residents in states like North Carolina and Florida, which have been severely affected by recent hurricanes. “We’ve got […]
A pro-Harris ad went viral on Twitter, in what appeared to be a desperate and poorly executed attempt to court male voters. It featured men (presumed to be actors) rattling off their masculine credentials like their impressive deadlifts and affinity for fixing cars juxtaposed with feminist messaging about their sensitivity and “support for women.” The […]
By Cam Edwards Bearing Arms Second Amendment advocates appear to have gathered more than enough signatures to put a repeal of Massachusetts’ newest gun control law on the ballot in 2026, barring any shenanigans from the Massachusetts Secretary of State (which, sadly, cannot be completely discounted). Toby Leary, head of The Civil Rights Coalition, says gun […]
Toronto police have quite the practical solution to rampant car theft: retractable driveway bollards. This was highlighted by 53 Division on X (the website formerly known as Twitter) on August 18 but has gone largely ignored with a mere 26 likes. We think it’s a wonderful idea every Canadian struggling to put food on the table should pounce on immediately. After […]
As American citizens reel from devastating hurricanes in the southeast, and horrific wildfires in Wyoming, the federal government is preparing to spend over $1 million on promoting initiatives abroad that “spread awareness” of LGBT issues — particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, where most countries are heavily religious, and Christian — in spite of […]
