Around 97% of soldiers have completed cognitive assessments to help professionals in the army research the effects of blast exposure, the U.S. Army recently announced. The Pentagon said Sept. 30 that the majority of soldiers have now used the Neurocognitive Assessment Tool (NCAT), established in 2024 by the Department of…

Police in Valdosta, Georgia have concluded their investigation of a shooting at a Dollar General earlier this month, and the man who fired shots will not be facing any charges. The man who was shot by the armed citizen, on the other hand, is looking at a number of…

Iran is battling a surge in attacks by separatist militants in its southeast, compounding the country’s security challenges while it’s on alert amid U.S. threats of renewed airstrikes. At least eight members of Iran’s security forces have been killed in the past three weeks in the Sistan and Baluchestan province,…

We’re in something of a golden age of gun rights. Through the courts, we have notched a series of important victories, to the point that even the nearly century-old National Firearms Act has been gutted, leaving it a shell of its former regulatory self. All over the country, people…

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has selected five colleges and universities for the revived military designation of “Distinguished Military College” under a new program called America’s Corps of Cadets, promising participating schools priority in officer commissioning. The initial five-school cohort consists of Louisiana State University, Mississippi State University, Tuskegee University, Liberty…

There is only one industry that might be more heavily regulated than the gun industry, and that’s pharmaceuticals. It’s a close race, in a lot of ways, and while most people are fine with the status quo, for the most part, in pharmaceuticals, there are a buttload of people…

Former military members can be found starting and owning small businesses in just about every industry imaginable. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, veterans own roughly 2 million small businesses in the country, employing 5 million people and generating $1.3 trillion annually across the country. But for Jason Summers,…

Apparently, women aren’t interested in guns, and those of us who spend our time educating them should just stop bothering.At least, that’s the opinion of one gentleman on X who recently responded to a conversation about women and firearms with this little gem: “Most women…

The 2027 VA disability pay rates show compensation for veterans with a disability rating of 10% or higher. The following tables show estimated 2027 Department of Veterans Affairs monthly disability rates for veterans with a rating of 10% or higher following the Social Security Administration’s announcement of a 3.6% increase…

There are 15 states in the country that allow NFA items, but refer back to federal law in the process. Some of these, like Oregon and Connecticut, aren’t overly surprising. Others, like Mississippi and Georgia, are a bit surprising. Still, while federal law was on the books, I suppose…

HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — Thousands carrying white flowers lined the roads in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City Wednesday as the remains of 731 people believed to have been killed during the 1968 Tet Offensive were taken for burial nearly six decades after their deaths. Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung…

An 18-year-old high school student from the Boston area is now facing murder charges after allegedly gunning down a 20-year-old at a gas station. And though Massachusetts Democrats love to talk about how their restrictive gun laws make the state a safer place, in this case the teen was…

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WASHINGTON — Some major Army software programs take six to eight months to establish an initial working capability, senior officials said Tuesday, describing delays the service hopes to reduce through a new system for evaluating commercial software. The Army, however, cannot yet say how much money or manpower the changes…

Approximately 100 veterans are vouching for convicted murderer James Pavatt, a former U.S. Air Force service member who is on death row and has a clemency hearing Wednesday morning to determine if he will be executed next month. Pavatt, 72 and soon to be 73 years of age on Nov.…

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