Marine Corps introduces drone attack team
The U.S. Marine Corps is spearheading a new drone attack team in response to the proliferation of unmanned aerial combat internationally, according to the service. The commanding general of training command, Maj. Gen. Anthony M. Henderson, along with the commanding general of the Marine Corps...
Russia reduces prison sentence for US soldier convicted of theft
MOSCOW — An appellate court in Russia’s far east on Monday reduced the prison sentence for an American soldier convicted of stealing and making threats of murder, Russia’s state news agency RIA Novosti reported. Staff Sgt. Gordon Black, 34, flew to the Pacific port city...
Georgia House Moves to Block Gun Ordinance
We’ve reported in the past how the city of Savannah, Georgia, passed an ordinance imposing fines and potential jail time for citizens who leave firearms in unlocked cars. The ordinance directly violates the state’s firearms preemption law, and last December a judge dismissed a lawsuit...
DOJ Urged to Investigate Illinois Gun Laws
When President Trump issued his Executive order, Protecting Second Amendment Rights, directing U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi “to assess any ongoing infringements of the Second Amendment rights of our citizens, and present a proposed plan of action to the President,” I have to admit I...
VA secretary to testify on department budget needs, workforce cuts
Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins will make his first appearance since his confirmation before Congress this week, testifying before the House Appropriations Committee on Wednesday about the fiscal 2026 budget. In response, Collins has accused Democrats of fear-mongering and supporting a broken bureaucracy. He has...
SIG P320 Problem—or Holster Setup Fail?
Another day, another headline dragging the SIG P320 through the mud. This time, it’s the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission banning the P320 from its academy due to concerns over accidental discharges. Recruits who were issued the striker-fired SIG are now being handed loaner...
Illinois Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Smith & Wesson
In a controversial legal decision that could have major implications for the firearms industry, an Illinois judge has ruled that a wrongful death lawsuit against Smith & Wesson may proceed—a move that the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) is blasting as “outrageous.” The case stems from...
Charter boat captain’s rage-filled confrontation with young fisherman goes viral
A raging charter boat captain has gone viral after he boarded a small boat to harangue a young fisherman who he accused of nearly causing a collision that morning. The fiery exchange that took place shows 40-year-old Brock Horner in a fishing boat with two...
DOJ Targets LASD Over 2A Rights Violations
by Lee Williams The U.S. Justice Department’s Special Litigation Section describes itself merely as one of several sections working within the Civil Rights Division. In truth, they are much more than that. The Special Litigation Section was created to protect people in several areas, including...
After nearly 100 years, this WWI soldier received his Medal of Honor
War brings out the best and worst in its participants. One seldom knows what qualities one brings onto the battlefield until a situation arises when that service person has to make a fateful choice. In the case of William Shemin, World War I presented more...
