Tucker Carlson and Piers Morgan turned a familiar clash over guns into a sharper argument about freedom, security and national identity, with Carlson insisting that “no one” is going to confiscate his firearms while Morgan urged Americans to look at the United Kingdom’s strict controls as a model. Their back-and-forth, recorded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia,…
Tucker Carlson and Piers Morgan have turned Britain’s crime debate into a proxy war over freedom, security and what it really means to be “disarmed.” One side points to the United Kingdom’s vanishingly low gun violence as proof that strict firearms laws work. The other counters that a surge in knife crime and youth stabbings…
When a state legislature moves on a major firearms law, you feel it in your community long after the session adjourns. In March 2026, the Virginia General Assembly passed a sweeping bill aimed at restricting “assault firearms” and large-capacity magazines, and it now sits on the governor’s desk awaiting signature. These changes represent one of the…
Every hunter eventually thinks about the “what if.” What if the truck won’t start. What if a storm rolls in early. What if you take the wrong road deeper into the mountains than you planned. Most of the time those thoughts fade once the hunt begins. But every so often, one of those scenarios turns…
Gun laws in the United States rarely stay still for long. Over the past few years, several states have tightened restrictions on certain semiautomatic rifles, pistols, and magazines commonly labeled as “assault weapons.” The definitions vary widely, but the pattern is similar: lawmakers restrict specific features, magazine capacity, or entire categories of firearms. If you…
Backcountry elk hunts already carry enough uncertainty. Weather shifts, elk move overnight, and sometimes the miles add up faster than your legs can handle. But every now and then the real trouble shows up on four legs. When a bear tears into camp, the hunt can end in a hurry. You head into the mountains…
Spend enough time in bear country and the handgun debate eventually comes up around the truck tailgate or the campfire. Some hunters swear by big revolvers loaded with heavy hard-cast bullets. Others trust modern semi-autos that carry more rounds and run fast when things get ugly. Both camps have strong arguments, and both have seen…
When you watch footage of missiles streaking across the sky and interceptors rising to meet them, it’s easy to assume a country can keep doing that indefinitely. The reality is very different. Missile defense systems rely on limited inventories of extremely expensive interceptors, and every successful interception burns through another round that must be replaced….
Spend enough time around gun counters, ranges, or deer camps and you’ll hear the words carbine and rifle used like they mean the same thing. They don’t. The difference usually comes down to barrel length, weight, and the role the firearm was designed to fill. A carbine is typically shorter and handier. A rifle tends to have a longer…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing a new kind of scrutiny, not only for disputed battlefield decisions but for how he responds when those decisions are questioned. A former Army JAG has warned that the secretary’s pattern of shifting blame and attacking legal oversight suggests something “has gone terribly wrong” inside the Pentagon’s decision chain,…