NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear two cases challenging separate state bans on so-called assault weapons and high-capacity magazines on Monday.The court declined to hear cases arising out of Maryland and Rhode Island relating to state regulations on AR-15-style rifles and high-capacity magazines, respectively. The cases had been submitted to the Supreme Court after lower courts upheld the bans in the face of challenges.Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch disagreed with the majority’s decision and said they would have liked to have reviewed the cases.With respect to the Maryland…

A Marine Attack Squadron has flown its final Harrier flight and is set for official deactivation in September at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina.The Marine Attack Squadron VMA 231, known as the “Ace of Spades,” flew its final AV-8B Harrier II flight May 29, according to a Marine release.“Today is not a sad day,” Lt. Col. Paul Truog, current commanding officer of VMA-231, said in the release. “This is a momentous day for Marine aviation. It’s a day that we’re going to celebrate.”The squadron will transition to the F-35B Lightning II aircraft, a fifth generation fighter jet.“Everybody…

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The Army is offering a $10,000 reward for credible information leading to an arrest and conviction in the death of a lieutenant in Honduras.The Army Criminal Investigation Division posted the reward with details regarding the death of 1st Lt. Marciano Angelo Parisano, who was last seen on camera footage May 3 at 3:20 a.m. outside Club Santos in Comayagua, Honduras. He was off base on a liberty pass at the time. Individuals with credible information regarding this incident are encouraged to contact the Army CID MacDill Resident Unit at (912) 547-4626 or via WhatsApp at (571) 656-7842. They can also…

This story, “Bag of Venom,” appeared in the August 1953 issue of Outdoor Life. The professor of biology told us about it at the beginning of the spring term. He’s Dr. Herbert L. Stahnke, head of the department of biological sciences, Arizona State College, and way up there on research in animal poisons. Any class member, he said, could earn up to 100 extra points toward his final grade in biology by collecting such things as tarantulas, scorpions. black-widow spiders, and poi­sonous snakes. A two-inch scorpion, for instance, would rate one point; a black widow, up to three. It was…

Ukraine’s ruling class has ordered military officers to capture twelve men each day and force them into conscription.  Kiev has been struggling with widespread draft evasion amid a mobilization campaign that isn’t working. Ukrainians just don’t want to be cannon fodder. Right now, Kiev relies on mandatory conscription of men aged 25 and older to replenish its armed forces, but widespread draft evasion has become a significant issue. In an interview on Friday, Ukrainian MP Kamelchuk claimed the government’s approach reflects a fundamental lack of respect for its citizens. Ukraine To Force 30,000 People Into Conscription Every Month ”If they…

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This article was originally published by Rhoda Wilson at The Expose. The medical establishment suppresses original thinking and initiative, with dissent being officially stifled, Dr. Vernon Coleman writes. The medical establishment’s suppression of original thought has been exacerbated by its ties to the pharmaceutical industry, leading to the protection of ineffective and dangerous therapies and the silencing of critics who question established practices. The system is designed to produce “unquestioning prescription signing zombies” who follow party lines and worship the pharmaceutical industry, rather than encouraging good doctors with insight, imagination, and intuition to make diagnostic leaps and challenge established beliefs.…

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He couldn’t recall how he had gotten there — all Douglas Hegdahl could remember was leaving behind his glasses in his bunk and going up to the top deck of the cruiser Canberra to watch the ship firing its guns off the Gulf of Tonkin.“I can’t tell you how I fell from my ship,” Hegdahl said after his release in 1969. “All I know is, I walked up on the deck. It was dark and they were firing, and the next thing I recall I was in the water.”Picked up by a North Vietnamese fishing boat after treading water for…

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Congressional appropriators will unveil their first draft of the fiscal 2026 federal budget this week, with a House committee mark-up of planned funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs and military construction projects. The House Appropriations Committee’s initial work on next year’s budget will come before White House officials have unveiled their full federal spending request for fiscal 2026. Last month, officials presented lawmakers with a “skinny” budget roughly outlining funding request parameters for each department, but a more detailed budget plan is expected out in the coming weeks. But appropriators in recent weeks have expressed concerns about the long…

In the world of preparedness, we often focus on the tangible—stockpiles, gear, and survival strategies. But what about the intangible qualities that can improve life, even in the most challenging times? That’s where grace and empathy come into play. When we actively pursue these virtues, they enhance our resilience and strengthen our relationships, making them an invaluable addition to everyone’s mental toolkit. Quick Look at What You’ll Learn Toggle The Essence of Grace and Empathy Grace is that quiet strength that allows us to navigate life’s storms with a sense of calm and dignity. It’s about treating ourselves and others with…

In today’s uncertain world, the specter of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack looms large. Such an event could cripple nations, devastate infrastructure, and plunge societies into darkness. But how probable is this scenario? I asked recognized EMP expert Dr. Arthur T. Bradley to shed light on this concerning issue. As the preeminent EMP expert in the prepping community, with a rich foundation in engineering, EMP research, and a long history with NASA, Dr. Bradley offers unparalleled insights into the dangers and potential of EMP attacks. His authoritative perspective sheds light on the complexities of these threats and highlights the critical…

Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadIn this episode, I sit down with Nikos Katsikanis to explore various facets of preparedness related to civilians caught in a modern war. Our conversation focuses on our personal and professional lives, survival strategies, and broader societal implications of recent events. This episode offers insights into preparedness, resilience, and the importance of community support in an increasingly complex world. Subscribe to Nikos’s YouTube Channel! Quick Look at What You’ll Learn Toggle Preparedness and Survival: War and Disaster Scenarios Nikos discusses preparedness and survival in relation to the SHTF disaster of warfare. He details how…

In today’s rapidly advancing technological era, the safety of our homes from electromagnetic pulses (EMP) has become a pressing concern. EMP protection for the house is not just a concept from science fiction. It’s a necessary safeguard against potential disasters that can disrupt our electrical systems and damage all the electronics we rely on daily. To help understand how to protect our homes from EMPs, I interviewed Dr. Arthur T. Bradley, a NASA engineer and leading EMP expert. His in-depth knowledge, understanding, and perspectives on EMPs help demystify this often confusing topic. Join me as I dive into this critical…