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California Senate Bill – SB1192 – makes the default choices for children’s drinks at meals just water, flavored water,  and milk. If parents want them to have anything else, [...]

Last weekend, a group of veterans and first responders that included our own Rick Ferran, went fishing with Mark the Shark in Miami. As they were out in the ocean, an unexpected call came in from [...]

Cpl Jonathan Currier has been identified as the Marine who went overboard from the USS Essex last week. The frantic search over 13,000 square nautical miles by multiple units from both the [...]

Democrats have moved toward a gun control platform. According to Fox, the percentage of gun control campaign ads used to be 6%, but has moved to 64% now.  They believe that more people are now in [...]

Fifty-three years ago on August 18, 1965, the United States Marine Corps launched “Operation Starlite” – also known as the Battle of Van Tuong (Vietnamese) or the Battle of Chu [...]

Army SPC Christopher Sullivan served with the 101st Airborne “Screaming Eagles.” He loved serving his country, and he loved his fellow soldiers. Today, he is a quadriplegic veteran [...]

Initiative 1639 in Washington State was purported to be a simple raising of the age for long gun purchases to 21. But it was much more than that. A Thurston County Superior Court judge [...]

William H Carney was born as a slave in 1840, and joined the Union Army in 1863.  He became the first Black Medal of Honor recipient. It would be well to remember his courage, as opposed to the [...]

Earlier this year, Citibank and Bank of America reworked their policies to place arbitrary gun control regulations on their customers. Louisiana AG Jeff Landry and the LA state Bond Commission [...]

Liberal cyclists Jay Austin and Lauren Geoghegan, both 29, quit their jobs in 2017 so they could take a bike trip. Austin worked at HUD and Geoghegan worked at George Washington University. They [...]