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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Inside President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” are policy tweaks that would remove taxes and regulations on certain guns, but Senate Democrats aim to gut the changes from the bill.Tucked into the Senate Finance Committee’s offering to the mammoth bill, which was unveiled earlier this week, are policy changes that would delist short-barrel rifles, shotguns and suppressors from the National Firearms Act (NFA).That means those particular guns and accessories would no longer be subject to a $200 federal tax and would no longer need to be registered with the Bureau of Alcohol,…

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For over two decades, Peter Griffin has wreaked havoc on Quahog with unapologetic flair. He’s fought giant chickens in public intersections, started multiple cults and once launched his own cable news network that nearly caused a civil war. To the average Family Guy viewer, he’s a buffoon at best and a walking inspector general complaint at worst. But to those who’ve served in the military, Peter’s real problem isn’t his behavior — it’s his lack of a competent public affairs officer. Suppose Peter Griffin were in a military unit. He’d be the kind of troop whose name always comes up…

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Sign up for the On The Gun Newsletter The latest for gun hunters and competitive shooters. In its nearly 25 years of existence, the Benelli M2 made the transition from high-tech replacement for the M1 to Benelli’s price point semiauto.  While that might sound like a demotion,  it’s more like a distillation: the M2 is the perfect choice for the hunter who wants a rugged, reliable inertia semiauto without extras like carbon-fiber ribs and 3 ½-inch chambers. In 12- and in…

This article was originally published by Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge.  As Israel’s war with Iran nears the end of its first week, each side continued to inflict destruction from above in Thursday’s opening hours. In a development certain to be exploited by proponents of US intervention, the largest hospital in southern Israel reportedly received “extensive” damage after suffering a hit from an Iranian ballistic missile. Meanwhile, defying warnings of radiation dangers from the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Israeli Air Force bombed Iran’s Arak heavy water reactor, even though Iran modified it pursuant to the 2015 nuclear deal to make it incapable of producing weapons-grade…

Iranian army chief has warned Israel that a “punitive operation will be executed soon.” Iran’s Army Commander-In-Chief Abdolrahim Mousavi warned on Tuesday that “the operations carried out so far have merely been warnings for deterrence, and a punitive operation will be executed soon.” United States ruler Donald Trump is still mulling how involved Washington will become in the escalating conflict. “Seriously, a warning is issued to the residents of the occupied territories, especially Tel Aviv and Haifa, to leave these areas for their own safety and not to become victims of Netanyahu’s barbaric actions,” he said, according to a report…

Sign up for the Quick Strike Newsletter The hottest fishing news, tips, and tactics So much can go wrong on the water, and even the smallest missteps can cost you a trophy fish. Your personal-best snook can run under a dock and break you off. That 7-pound largemouth can throw your frog in one head-shaking jump. The brown trout of a lifetime that just sipped your fly can shoot down a riffle and bust that delicate 6-pound tippet.  The common denominator is these scenarios, however, is that they are largely out of our control. However, there a ton of other…

Big food empire, General Mills, has announced that it will be removing all artificial food dyes and coloring from its cereals and school foods. However, that doesn’t make the cereals much “healthier”, considering they are still an ultra-processed food like product. Kraft Heinz also pledged to eliminate artificial dyes by 2027, following its earlier removal from mac and cheese, signaling industry shifts toward cleaner ingredients, according to a report by Natural News. Sure, it’s a small step in the right direction, but it doesn’t fix the problem of chronic metabolic disease sweeping developed countries that rely heavily on UPFs. While…

Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news and cutting-edge gear reviews. A fisherman in Wyoming was charged by a cow moose Saturday on a river in the Bighorn Range. He shot and killed the moose at close range, according to a news release Wednesday from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Officials say the confrontation occurred on the North Tongue River in the Bighorn National Forest in classic moose habitat: a thicket of willows along the river corridor. Although the cow was already dead by the time game wardens arrived, they found two young-of-year calves…

The U.S. is shifting military aircraft and warships into and around the Middle East to protect Israel from Iranian attacks as President Donald Trump warns Tehran to step back from the conflict.Trump’s social media posts saying his patience with Iran was “wearing thin” have raised the possibility of deepening U.S. involvement, perhaps by using the bunker-busting bomb to strike a key Iranian nuclear site built deep underground in the mountains.Israel doesn’t have the massive munition it would take to destroy the Fordo nuclear fuel enrichment plant, or the aircraft needed to deliver it. Only the U.S. does.As America’s national security…

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Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news and cutting-edge gear reviews. This story, “Big Shots,” appeared in the June 1968 issue of Outdoor Life. WRITINGS HAVE BEEN left us of how colonizing shoemakers used to build blinds along the shores of New England’s freshwater ponds, put out homemade decoys, and await geese while cobbling inside the blinds. Their blunderbusses, flintlocks, and percussion muzzle-loaders were charged with everything from gravel and horseshoe nailheads to “boughten” pellets.  When a voyaging squadron of Canadas lit and swam into the stools, the carnage was fierce and provided plenty of…

This article was originally published by George Calder at The Exposé A Presidency That Moves The Markets Since returning to the office in January 2025, President Donald Trump’s social media posts and tariff decisions have coincided with historic swings in the stock market – swings worth trillions of dollars. Having already drawn scrutiny from world leaders, lawmakers, economists, businesses, and traders alike, the sheer magnitude and timing of these movements raise the question: are these mere coincidences, or are we witnessing a calculated manipulation of the financial markets Key Dates Timeline April 2 – “Liberation Day” tariffs announced; global markets…

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