Author: Gunner Quinn
U.S. Senator John Cornyn’s involvement in major gun safety legislation following the Uvalde tragedy has become a significant liability as he navigates a challenging reelection campaign. Critics, including his primary opponents, accuse him of betraying Second Amendment supporters despite the bill’s lack of restrictions on gun ownership and its bipartisan backing from law enforcement groups. Despite strong support for mental health initiatives and enhanced background checks embedded in the legislation, prominent Texas Republicans label Cornyn a “RINO” (Republican In Name Only) and argue that he has compromised on core principles. As he prepares for what could be a pivotal primary,…
Armed Citizen® Today An armed Arizona man was forced to defend himself and his dog from an animal attack while walking in his neighborhood, according to local reports. According to information provided to The Sacramento Bee by the Arizona Game and Fish Dept., the man was walking his dog at about 10 p.m. on Sunday, May 25, when a mountain lion attacked the dog. The man was able to fend off the mountain lion’s attack by fighting and kicking it. But the animal wasn’t done. After the first attack, the man and his dog began making their way back home.…
A paradox that faces the American shooting public is that some of the most popular chamberings are typically not built to match standards. By far, the lion’s share of .223 Rem., 5.56 NATO and 9 mm Luger is created for casual plinking or training on larger, short-range targets. Those looking to apply such cartridges to precision applications typically need to make a significant investment in ultra-premium specialty ammunition, which, for reasons of cost, limits the amount of training that can be conducted. For those reasons and more, father and son Jeffrey and Jordan Low, with backgrounds in business and military…
00:00:10 Speaker 1: From Meat Eaters World News headquarters in Bozeman, Montana. This is Cow’s Week in Review with Ryan cow Calah Here’s cal a Vermont man nearly became the new smallmouth bass record holder last month after landing a seven pounds six ounce lunker, which would have been a full ten ounces heavier than the previous state record. The problem was Andrew Ostringer ate the fish before he had a chance to have it officially weighed. He told Meat Eaters Kooby Brown that he tried to release the fish back into the pond, but it was clearly about to…
00:00:01 Speaker 1: Welcome to Backwoods University, a place where we focus on wildlife, wild places and the people who dedicate their lives to conserving both. Big shout out to ONEX Hunt for their support of this podcast. 00:00:14 Speaker 2: I’m your host, Lake Pickle. 00:00:16 Speaker 1: On this episode, we’re headed back down to the brackish waters of America’s Amazon. That’s the Gulf for any of you who may have missed that episode. Only this time we’re setting sail from the Louisiana coast to take a good look into the minhaden fishing industry, or pogy boats as…
California Governor Gavin Newsom announces he will consider a presidential run after the 2026 midterm elections, during an interview with CBS Sunday Morning. His comments highlight an evolving political strategy as he positions himself as a prominent figure within the Democratic Party, especially in the context of ongoing tensions with President Donald Trump. As a vocal critic of Trump, Newsom’s provocative approach has included engaging with political figures across the spectrum and adopting a social media style reminiscent of the former president. He emphasizes the need for strong leadership in 2028, stating, “I’m looking forward to who presents themselves in…
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A woman celebrates her birthday only to be tragically shot and killed during a violent incident in DeKalb County. Kinaya Hightower, 25, was an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire at a car meet-up early Sunday morning, highlighting the dangers associated with such gatherings. Police responded to reports of the shooting at a gas station on Moreland Avenue and arrived to find Hightower deceased from a gunshot wound. As investigators work to identify suspects, they urge anyone with information to come forward through their tip line, emphasizing the community’s role in addressing this violence. Read full story at www.yahoo.com Read…
(Continued from Part 7. This concludes the article.) 4 – How Much Food Can We Afford To Share With Others? Now, let’s consider the controversial topic of sharing our limited food resources with a neighborhood group. Think of this option like investing money in start-up companies, high risk for the chance at high rewards but in this case the money is our food and the companies are people that need some of our food to have the strength to work on survival projects with us. I will do my best to outline facts and calculations that will help us to…
A notable police presence is reported on Edgefield Road in North Augusta as authorities respond to multiple recent shooting incidents. Just hours ago, three individuals were injured in an officer-involved shooting at a local gas station, prompting a swift response from various law enforcement agencies. This heightened security comes on the eve of the 39th annual Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee, an event that typically draws considerable crowds. Community members are urged to remain vigilant as investigations continue into the shootings, which have left many in the area concerned about safety during the festive weekend. Read full story at www.wrdw.com Read the full…