Category: Current Events
US Strikes IRGC Targets After Tanker Attacks in the Strait of Hormuz
U.S. Central Command said American forces opened a new round of strikes on Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in Iran at noon Eastern on Tuesday. The command tied the operation to recent attempted attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and on U.S. personnel in the region. It did not name the sites, […]
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Record Deportations, Fewer Cameras: What July 2026’s ICE Numbers Show
July did not look like the winter raids. No tanks on local news loops. No secretary posing at a warehouse gate. The numbers still jumped. ICE arrested 49,571 people last month, according to government files shared with the Deportation Data Project at UC Berkeley and UCLA. That is the highest monthly total since October 2022 […]
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Historic Night for Gun Owners — First Lawful Suppressor Transfers Without NFA Registration Since 1934
Midnight tonight in Texas is set to deliver something gun owners have waited nearly a century to see. Gun Owners of America, Silencer Shop, Brandon Herrera, and Texas State Representative Wes Virdell have formally told the ATF and Department of Justice they intend to complete suppressor transfers at 12:01 a.m. CDT on August 13 without […]
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What ATF’s Proposed Regulatory Reforms Really Mean for Gun Owners
ATF Director Rob Cekada just published a straightforward piece on The Hill that cuts through a lot of the noise surrounding the agency’s big regulatory package. The timing matters. Several of these proposals hit the Federal Register in May, and comment periods on key ones close today. Cekada’s article focuses on three areas that have […]
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US Retaliates Hard: Dozens of IRGC Targets Destroyed After Attack on American Troops
American forces completed a heavy wave of strikes against Iran late Wednesday, hitting dozens of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets after Tehran tried a surprise ballistic missile attack on US positions in Jordan. CENTCOM confirmed the operation wrapped up around 10 p.m. ET on July 29. The targets included military command centers, missile and drone […]
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The Production Gap That Could Decide the Next Fight
NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Transformation just laid out a blunt reality check. Days after the alliance’s Ankara summit produced fresh pledges for more Patriots and a $40 billion counter-drone package, French Adm. Pierre Vandier told Fox News Digital the numbers still work against the West. “Today, the math is not in favor of the West.” […]
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Common Use Wins: Court Ends New Jersey’s Long-Running Ban on AR-15s and Standard Magazines
New Jersey’s assault firearms ban just took a serious hit. On July 17 the full Third Circuit Court of Appeals, sitting en banc, ruled 10-5 that the state’s prohibition on a broad class of semiautomatic rifles and its ban on magazines holding more than ten rounds both violate the Second Amendment. This is the first […]
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Why Are California Universities Stocking Military-Grade Weapons While Pushing Gun Control?
California likes to brand itself as a progressive paradise, but a fresh investigation reveals a different reality on its public college campuses: heavily armed police forces geared up with military-grade hardware. AR-15-style rifles, submachine guns, tear gas grenades, stun grenades, drones, and Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs) that can cause permanent hearing damage — these […]
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AR-15s in Common Use? Supreme Court Prepares to Answer the Second Amendment Question
If you’ve been following the back-and-forth in state legislatures and lower courts, this feels like the showdown we’ve been waiting for. Millions of law-abiding Americans own these rifles for self-defense, sporting use, and home protection. Now, the highest court in the land will decide whether bans on them can stand under the Constitution. The Core […]
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IDF’s Data Revolution: Space, Lasers, and the Future of Multi-Domain Warfare
Space used to be the final frontier for exploration and satellite TV. Today, it’s rapidly turning into a contested battlefield where nations are racing to gain the upper hand. Israel, never one to sit on the sidelines when it comes to defense innovation, is leaning hard into this shift. Recent statements from top IDF officials […]
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