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How the Trial of Nazi Leaders Rewrote International Law

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Judges from the United States, Great Britain, France and the Soviet Union delivered the verdict of the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg on Oct. 1, 1946, sentencing 12 of Nazi Germany’s surviving top leaders to death and convicting seven others to prison terms ranging from 10 years to life, according…

SCOTUS Has Plate Full With Gun-Related Cases for Conference

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The Supreme Court has granted cert on Viramontes and Grant, which are related cases, even if they’re from different states. At the heart of things, they’re about whether so-called assault weapon bans violate the Constitution, and since there’s not a snowball’s chance in a Georgia August, there’s not a…

How to Join the Coast Guard: Requirements, Benefits & FAQs

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A career in the Coast Guard offers dynamic missions, specialized skills, and a clear path toward personal and professional growth; but knowing where to start is key. Whether you’re comparing branch options or ready to talk to a recruiter, we’ve gathered answers to the most common recruit questions alongside actionable…

How Ninth Circuit Missed the Point of Bruen Decision

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The Bruen decision shut down a lot of shenanigans that various anti-gun states have tried to play. It shut down a lot of the same shenanigans that various federal judges have tried, too. Unfortunately, there’s always room for more nonsense if you’re not very careful.Bruen…

‘Core Spirit of the Sea’

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It’s not every day that U.S. Navy sailors, past and present, come together and share their common bond. But that’s what happened Wednesday, Sept. 23, in Washington D.C., during the U.S. Navy Memorial’s 2026 Lone Sailor Awards dinner. Recently deployed sailors assigned to multiple Navy ships, including the USS Cole,…

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Suspended Over a LEGO Gun? The Debate Explained

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There’s an old saying that common sense isn’t so common anymore. Whether that’s true probably depends on who you ask. But every so often a story comes along that makes just about everyone scratch their head. The latest comes out of Georgia, where an 8-year-old special needs student was suspended…

DOJ Helps Challenge Massachusetts Gun Ban

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The gun laws in Massachusetts are a legal labyrinth that seems designed to impede the right to keep and bear arms at every turn. In addition to banning many popular semi-automatic long guns, the state’s “Approved Firearms Roster” also prohibits the sale of common handguns unless they have (among…

Federal Judge Strikes Down NFA Registration for Suppressors

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A federal judge in Texas just handed gun-rights advocates one of their biggest courtroom wins in years. And it could have major implications for suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and the future of the National Firearms Act. On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor ruled that the federal government can no longer…

Army, Aerospace Company Advance 150-Kilometer, 65,000-Foot-High Ramjet Artillery Round

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Tiberius Aerospace has entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Armaments Center to advance Sceptre, its liquid-fueled, ramjet-powered 155mm precision-guided artillery round. The agreement establishes a formal framework for Tiberius and the DEVCOM Armaments Center to conduct mutually agreed research…

American Bar Association Needs to Brush Up on the Law

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The American Bar Association is, hypothetically, the professional organization for attorneys. While I could go for a few hundred words making jokes about lawyers, including how that should make the American Bar Association a terrorist organization, the reality is that I don’t hold any actual animosity toward lawyers. I…

These are the Best And Worst States For Disabled Veterans

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Florida, Virginia and Texas are the three U.S. states that provide the best conditions for disabled veterans, according to a study. Research by SmileHub found that those three states provide veterans with the best health, economic and infrastructure support, whereas Mississippi, Vermont and Delaware provide the least amount of support…

The Truth about Drones in NJ

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CIA Flags Risks of Permanent US-Israel Defense Ties as Security Impact Looms Large

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A newly reported CIA assessment places several congressional proposals for deeper U.S.-Israel defense integration in an even more troubling context. The assessment, as described to Capital & Empire by several U.S. officials, reportedly concludes that Israeli officials want to replace politically vulnerable military aid with institutional ties that future presidents…

2024 Surron Lite Bee

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7 Life Lessons from Homer’s ‘The Odyssey’ for Veterans

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When The Odyssey begins, the war has already ended. Troy has been captured. The remaining Greek ships have set sail for their homes. The songs have started to turn the battlefield into legend. Odysseus is still missing. For that reason, Homer’s poem has a different effect after having served in…

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