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    Viewers slam Whoopi Goldberg after controversial comments about Donald Trump and Iran

    ByAsher Clark March 20, 2026March 18, 2026

    Whoopi Goldberg is facing a fresh wave of viewer anger after sharp on-air comments about Donald Trump and the escalating conflict with Iran. Her remarks about the former president’s motives and the risks to U.S. troops have triggered a backlash from some fans who now accuse the longtime moderator of going too far. The uproar…

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    Guns | Hunting | Survival | Travel

    Anti-hunting activism is gaining ground across the U.S.

    ByAsher Clark March 20, 2026March 18, 2026

    Across the United States, a new generation of animal advocates is reshaping long-settled assumptions about hunting. Their campaigns are moving from the political margins into state commissions, ballot initiatives, and national regulatory fights, forcing a reckoning over who should decide how wildlife is managed. The result is a rapidly intensifying clash between groups that see…

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    He played villains on screen — but Lee Van Cleef was a decorated WWII veteran in real life

    ByAsher Clark March 20, 2026March 18, 2026

    On screen, Lee Van Cleef perfected the look of a cold-eyed killer, the man audiences instinctively pegged as the villain the moment he stepped into frame. Away from the cameras, Clarence LeRoy Van Cleef Jr. had already faced real danger as a decorated United States Navy sailor in the Second World War. His path from…

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    Hunting | Survival

    Officials uphold controversial fishing ban amid environmental concerns

    ByAsher Clark March 20, 2026March 18, 2026

    Officials have chosen to stand by a sweeping ban on a controversial fishing method, casting it as a necessary response to mounting environmental damage even as backlash from coastal communities intensifies. The decision keeps sensitive waters off limits to some of the most efficient industrial gear, sharpening a global debate over who bears the cost…

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    Guide Crawls 11 Grueling Hours with Broken Legs After UTV Crash in Backcountry Hunt

    ByLeo Clark March 19, 2026March 17, 2026

    In the thin air of Utah’s Uintah Mountains, a routine scouting trip for mule deer turned into an 11-hour crawl for survival. Hunting guide Jake Schmitt shattered both ankles and broke his leg when his UTV rolled off a steep trail, then dragged himself for miles through rock, creek beds, and darkness to find help,…

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    Guns | Survival | Travel

    Virginia’s 2026 Assault Firearm Ban Nightmare: Sales, Transfers, and High-Cap Mags Outlawed Starting July

    ByAsher Clark March 19, 2026March 18, 2026

    Virginia is on the verge of one of the most sweeping gun restrictions in its history, with a new assault firearm and magazine regime set to take effect in July 2026 if it becomes law. The plan would freeze the market for many popular rifles, block new high-capacity magazines, and sharply limit how Virginians can…

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    13 endangered animals making surprising comebacks

    ByAsher Clark March 19, 2026March 18, 2026

    From bald eagles to sea otters, some species once written off as doomed are quietly rewriting the script on extinction. Their recoveries are fragile and incomplete, yet each comeback shows how targeted protection, habitat repair and community support can pull animals back from the brink when the world chooses to act. 1. Bald eagle The…

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    7 handgun calibers with a proven track record against black bears

    ByAsher Clark March 19, 2026March 18, 2026

    When you’re hunting or carrying for defense against black bears, caliber choice matters more than most shooters realize. A handgun’s effectiveness isn’t about what looks big on paper—it’s about controlled penetration, energy transfer, and the ability to place shots in vital areas under stress. Over the years, experienced hunters and outdoorsmen have learned which handgun…

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    10 survival skills every camper should know before heading out

    ByAsher Clark March 19, 2026March 18, 2026

    You don’t need to be deep in the backcountry for things to go sideways. A wrong turn, a sudden storm, or a busted piece of gear can turn a routine camping trip into a long night in a hurry. The difference between a good story and a bad situation usually comes down to what you…

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    Hunting | Survival | Travel

    The Pacific Northwest’s growing elk problem is getting harder to ignore

    ByAsher Clark March 19, 2026March 18, 2026

    If you’ve spent any time in the Pacific Northwest over the last decade, you’ve probably noticed something shifting. Elk numbers in certain pockets are climbing, and not always in ways that benefit hunters, landowners, or the animals themselves. What used to be a management success story is turning into a complicated balancing act. You’re seeing…

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