The United States presidential election is less than five months away, and the average American may not have the most favorable feelings for either major party candidate. The Pew Research Center conducted a survey…
As the United States closes in on the November election, housing is quickly becoming a top issue for voters, second only to rising inflation worries. For 18 – 29-year-olds, it ranks with inflation and…
In 1972, the United States Air Force made their original order for the F-16 air-to-air fighter jet. As of last year, there were approximately 800 still in service for the USAF. This summer, some…
Effective June 18, 2024, YouTube, owned by Google, will update its policy on firearms videos by restricting certain content for users under 18. The focus of the restriction relates to homemade guns, automatic weapons,…
The United States has had stronger-than-expected growth, leading the World Bank to upgrade its outlook on the global economy this June. America’s economy is the world’s biggest, comprising 80% of the World Bank’s outlook.…
A recently released survey found that three times as many people were experiencing homelessness in Chicago than the previous year. 19,000 people were counted in one night versus the 6,000 counted in 2023. Many…
In April 2024, rockets were fired at a US military base in Syria from Iraq. A source close to the situation told a reporter more than five rockets were fired, but there were no…
The political future of three-term Maine Congressman Jared Golden hangs in the balance as gun control laws once again reach the forefront of election discussions. Following the deadliest mass shooting in Maine’s history, in…
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) is currently helping the police trace guns used in the recent Miami Gardens shooting. The ATF Tracing Center (NTC) is the only agency authorized to trace U.S. and foreign-manufactured weapons. The…
On May 30, 2024, the Supreme Court opted to allow the NRA free speech lawsuit to move forward. This lawsuit is against the former head of the New York State Department of Financial Services.…
It took decades after the first airplanes flew before what we now think of as the modern helicopter came into existence. These aerodynamic wonders are Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL), runway-independent aircraft. Many…
President Roosevelt signed the Social Security Bill on August 14, 1935, as a promised plan to safeguard “against the hazards and vicissitudes of life.” This Bill was only a piece of the work completed…
Active-duty military personnel come from all walks of life and hail from every state in our union. As of September 2023, The Department of Defense reported nearly 1.29 million active-duty troops. In 2024, these…
The United States Constitution’s Second Amendment states: “… the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed upon.” The citizens of this country take those words seriously and defend…
The McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle has had over 100 combat victories and no losses, reaching speeds of Mach 2.5, pushing past its predecessors into the “wild blue yonder.” In addition to speed, the F-15…
WWII is known for its brutal battles throughout Europe. But hardly anyone has heard of one particularly hard-fought battle that took place in Alaska’s isolated Aleutian Islands. A new exhibit at the New Orleans…
Huntington Ingalls recently received a contract to research and develop advanced submarine technologies for current and advanced submarine platforms. This comes as no surprise in the current political climate around the world; many nations…
Why does the United States spend so much on its military? Who is receiving these funds? Where is this money even going? These are frequently asked questions during annual budget proposals and negotiations. Military…
Gun ownership, by right, is a part of our American way of life. Many households possess guns for protection, to provide for themselves, and as collections. Law enforcement departments have guns for their protection…
