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I’ve heard some refer to Tennessee as the Texas of the South. No, Texas may have fought with the Confederacy, but it’s not part of the South. Anyway, the reason for this is because it’s a very pro-gun state, which is impressive considering the number of sizeable urban communities within…

The Amish first arrived in the United States in the mid 1700’s. Of course it was still a British colony at the time but since that time the Amish population in the U.S. has grown to almost 300,000. They live in communities across the country and are known for their…

(Photo/Epic Pass, Sarah McLear) Whether you’re team Epic or team Ikon, one thing’s for sure: Skiing is expensive. Both passes retail for over $1,000, and without one, a single day at many popular resorts can easily run a few hundred bucks. If you’re under 30, though, there’s good news for…

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Louisiana State University is the largest university in the state. Because of the way college campuses seem to be, finding anyone who will admit to being pro-gun sounds about as easy as finding a goat that hasn’t been molested by jihadists in Iran. You might be able to do…

The ethics of Leave No Trace (LNT) are core to backpacking. You should leave the wilderness in as pristine a condition as you found it, taking all trash with you. On a backpacking trip in New Zealand, as I stuffed a large Ziploc bag full of granola bar wrappers and…

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Breaking into someone’s home is always a bad decision. In Des Moines this week, it ended with gunfire and a felony charge. According to KCCI, police say 46-year-old Stannita Wilson forced her way into a home on Guthrie Avenue just before 11 p.m. Officers were dispatched after a caller reported…

One of the upsides of getting the blue checkmark on X is that you can go over the 240-character limit if you want. You can also edit your posts for the first hour, which means you can make corrections if need be. These are features…

As I stood on the bow of my boat, the pitter-patter of light rain on the deck began to turn into a roar. I looked up from the point I was fishing and turned toward the entrance of the bay. A wall of rain was headed my way. It was…

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Over the weekend, reported U.S. military strikes in Iran removed top leaders within the country’s ruling regime. Opening what some observers see as a rare window for political upheaval. The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) says one thing stands in the way of real…

For years, the courts have held that computer code was, for all legal purposes, a form of speech. As such, it couldn’t be restricted in any manner beyond those which we already accept for other forms of speech. Files of predatory actions with young children, for example, could be…

I rolled off the chairlift at 12,130 feet as wind ripped over the ridgeline and snow mist pelted my jacket. I slid my right foot under the straps of the Nidecker LT Supermatic binding, mashed my heel, and heard it click. All set. A nearby ski patroller watching advised me…

Every time a state pushes an “assault weapon” or magazine ban, lawmakers repeat the same line: “We’re not coming for your guns.” They say it only bans future sales. They promise current owners can keep what they legally bought. They call it “grandfathering.” Until they don’t. According to Washington Gun…

With the bombings in Iran in full swing, there are many who think we should have refrained from such an attack due to the threat of terrorism. Iran has kind of been knee-deep in that for decades, after all, and there’s even an acknowledged part of their military that…

For those who know climbing history, the thought of a trad route reaching the sport’s most difficult grade is not just audacious — it’s downright terrifying. When climbing at the very edge of physical ability, most climbers opt for boulders or sport climbing, where you can throw yourself at a…

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday appeared sympathetic to a marijuana user’s challenge to a federal law that bars people who consume illegal drugs from having firearms.Gun rights advocates argue the law falls afoul of the Constitution’s Second Amendment, which protects the right to bear arms.Based on oral arguments,…