Category: In the news

We published a video earlier today pleading with people to prevent their neighborhood from turning into the one in Seattle where two groups of young men engaged in a blatant gun duel after posing for the camera. Here, we present a video illustration of a robbery that occurs every day in Chicago. These grouchy people […]

Democrat-led “reform” of the criminal justice system shouldn’t make your neighborhood like this. Warning graphic footage: strong language and violence. There are lessons to be learned from this, particularly with participant body language’s pre-violence cues. Prior to the start of the shooting, try to count as many as you can. (Though I’m viewing it on […]

Today, the Illinois House passed House Bill 676, which now moves to the Senate. One of its rules requires that anyone who is the subject of a Red Flag or order of protection have their firearms seized by the police. This includes ex parte orders in which the respondent is not given any due process […]

A Miller Lite commercial campaign from March has recently reappeared, sparking online debate. Many people, including beer consumers, have expressed their anger and annoyance over what they see to be the beer brand’s abandonment of its loyal customer base in favor of an apparent “woke” ideology. The “Bad $#!T to Good $#!T” campaign has drawn […]

After a large-scale shootout in Farmington, New Mexico, at least one suspect is dead. On the scene is the ATF. Initial reports state that 3 civilians were killed and 2 officers were injured in the shooting. Many casualties have been taken to a neighboring hospital in an ambulance. It is unknown how they are doing. […]

One of the recent spate of mass shootings in the US was the fatal shooting that occurred last Saturday at a mall in Allen, Texas. Eight victims passed away. With this kind of brutality, constitutional questions are often brought up. More than any other amendment in our Bill of Rights, the Second Amendment is likely […]

Violence has broken out at the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge, a crucial border crossing point between the United States and Mexico, as the southern border crisis continues to boil over. For individuals who live and work close to the border, the current rise of illegal immigration has caused turmoil and danger due to the Biden administration’s […]

The FBI has stated that a “large scale, multi-agency nuclear incident training exercise” will be held May 1-5 in Houston, Texas. “A large-scale, multi-agency nuclear incident TRAINING EXERCISE will take place May 1-5 in southeast Houston and Harris County. The training exercise will NOT pose risks to area residents. Please do not be alarmed by […]

The IRS is looking for people who are qualified to use weapons for the tax collecting agency’s Criminal Unit, as enforcement actions are projected to expand due to a recent funding boost. Candidates for the special agent position, which is the only job at the IRS that allows staff to carry guns, will be asked […]

In 2021, a strange explosion at a gunpowder mill in Louisiana destroyed the facilities, highlighting a severe vulnerability in America’s military supply chain that renders us all less safe in the face of escalating threats from China and other adversaries. As the Wall Street Journal pointed out on Wednesday, “Fewer weapons manufacturers, shortages and ‘single source’ contractors […]