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Land Navigation Essentials: Mastering Compass and Map Use

Land navigation is essential for anyone venturing outdoors, whether hiking, camping, or in military training. It involves using a map and compass to navigate unfamiliar terrain, ensuring you can track your location and stay oriented. Practical experience, or “dirt time,” is crucial for mastering these skills, including reading topographical maps and using GPS technology. This …

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Anti 2A Lawmakers Exploit Mental Health Crisis to Push Red Flag Laws in Maine

Anti-2A Lawmakers Exploit Mental Health Crisis to Push Red Flag Laws in Maine

A controversial red flag gun control measure is set to appear on Maine’s ballot this November, and the battle over it has grown fierce. The proposed law would allow judges to order the confiscation of someone’s firearms without requiring a mental health evaluation. Instead, claims by concerned relatives would be enough to trigger the seizure …

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Trump’s Unexpected Question to Ukrainian Reporter Shows His Softer Side

Trump’s Unexpected Exchange with Ukrainian Reporter Shows His Softer Side

During a high-stakes NATO summit press conference, U.S. President Donald Trump paused from policy talk to ask something deeply personal: “Is your husband a soldier?” The question came during an exchange with a visibly emotional Ukrainian reporter who had asked about the possibility of the U.S. sending Patriot missile systems to Ukraine. It was a …

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Karoline Leavitt Blasts Media for Promoting ICE Warning App

Karoline Leavitt Blasts Media for Promoting ICE Warning App

At a recent White House press conference, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt called out CNN for spotlighting a controversial app called “ICEBlock,” which warns users about the location of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in real-time. Leavitt, clearly disturbed by what she had just been told by a reporter, immediately questioned the ethics of promoting …

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Students Explode Over Criminal Deportations “It’s a Snickers Bar, Not a Felony”

Students Explode Over Criminal Deportations: “It’s a Snickers Bar, Not a Felony”

In a packed lecture hall at Penn State University, Dr. Sam Richards opened his SOC 119 sociology class with a deceptively simple topic: crime, visas, and immigration. But what unfolded was far from simple. What began as a discussion about international students and minor offenses quickly exploded into a raw, emotional debate. Students didn’t hold …

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Farm Workers Are Safe From ICE Raids and Can Keep Us 'Happy, Healthy, And Fat'

Farm Workers Are Safe From ICE Raids and Can Keep Us ‘Happy, Healthy, And Fat’

Speaking to reporters in Morristown, New Jersey, President Donald Trump made it clear that while his administration is continuing aggressive deportations of criminal illegal immigrants, he has no intention of targeting agricultural workers. According to Trump, America’s farmers are “great people,” and many of the undocumented workers they hire are “not criminals,” but hardworking individuals …

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25 Things That Used To Be Everywhere in the 1950s Now You’ll Never See Them

25 Things That Used To Be Everywhere in the 1950s – Now You’ll Never See Them

The 1950s were a golden era of American life, filled with innovation, charm, and a whole lot of manual labor. It was a time when convenience looked very different from what it does today. Back then, people relied on gadgets, tools, and services that shaped their daily routines. Today, most of those once-common items have …

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This Woman Wrote a $498 Bad Check and Lost Her Gun Rights for Life. Should SCOTUS Step In

This Woman Wrote a $498 Bad Check – and Lost Her Gun Rights for Life. Should SCOTUS Step In?

In 2008, Melynda Vincent was convicted of bank fraud for writing a bad check totaling just under $500. That single mistake, made during a period of addiction and homelessness, has resulted in her permanent loss of Second Amendment rights. She never harmed anyone, never threatened anyone, and never used a weapon. Still, she’s been banned …

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