Author: Tommy Grant

With food prices climbing steadily over the past few years—thanks to inflation, supply chain issues, and rising fuel costs—it’s more important than ever to shop smart. Every dollar counts, and small changes in your shopping habits can add up to big savings over time.Whether you’re feeding a large family or just trying to cut back on waste, these tips will help you save money on food without sacrificing nutrition or flavor. Many of them take time and patience, but it’ll be worth it.1. Check the paper for salesYes, it’s old-school, but flyers and weekly ads still offer some of the…

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After a very public social media fight between two rulers, Elon Musk and Donald Trump, there could be forgiveness. The dispute between the two men, who were once close allies, turned ugly last week over what Trump dubbed his “Big Beautiful” tax and spending bill. Musk And Trump’s Row: The Ruling Class’s Charade Trump called the bill “phenomenal” and said he was disappointed by Musk’s response. “When he did that, I was not a happy camper.” For his part, Musk has expressed his regrets for attacking Trump. Elon Musk “Regrets” His Attacks On Donald Trump Hours before the interview aired, Musk appeared to…

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Troops who attended an address by President Donald Trump at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, on Tuesday were reportedly screened for their appearance and political views.The address, held to celebrate the Army’s 250th birthday week, included the president making partisan comments, soliciting cheers and jeers from the uninformed audience seated as a backdrop behind the commander-in-chief.According to reporting by Military.com, messages obtained by the outlet showed handpicking of soldiers for both appearance and political leanings.One message said simply, “no fat soldiers.” Another message sought to minimize anyone who did not support the president politically. “If soldiers have political views that are…

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This article was originally published by George Ford Smith at The Mises Institute.  “America, above all countries, was born in an explicitly libertarian revolution, a revolution against empire; against taxation, trade monopoly, and regulation; and against militarism and executive power.”—Murray Rothbard, For a New Liberty: The Libertarian Manifesto What happened? How did we, in 2025, get so far from the dream of establishing a libertarian society? Answer: Certain elites didn’t want one. They wanted protection from the great multitude. They wanted power concentrated in a few people of their choosing, and that meant establishing a central coercive state. But directing the…

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The event — part of the party’s “People’s Town Hall” series — will be held in the Twin Cities and also feature Rep. Kelly Morrison, D-Minn. McDonough served as the top VA administrator for former President Joe Biden’s four years in office and stepped down from the Cabinet post in January. He has largely stayed out of the public spotlight since then. In a statement, DNC officials said the event is designed to “honor our military members and veterans and protect the care they so bravely earned.” They’ll also draw a contrast to the parade, which is centered around the…

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Canning has been a trusted method of food preservation for generations, yet modern misconceptions often deter people from embracing this time-honored tradition. The Amish, known for their simple living and self-reliance, have perfected canning techniques without the need for modern gadgets or fear of food safety. In this article, we’ll debunk common canning myths using the practical, old-fashioned methods practiced by the Amish, emphasizing the importance of safety and tradition. Myth 1: “It’s Not Safe to Can Low-Acid Foods” The fear of canning low-acid foods like vegetables, meats, and legumes is widespread. Many people worry about the potential for botulism…

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By the middle of 1944, United States Navy submarines had weathered hard times of unreliable torpedoes and a necessary learning process to matured weapons of war, aided by onboard radar. At the same time, their Japanese opponents had yet to fully address the threat that these underwater marauders posed to the ships that brought oil and other foreign resources from their far-flung empire. So fully developed were the American subs that Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, commander in chief of naval forces, Pacific (CINCPAC), had started the year off by adding destroyers to his priority lists, so as to accelerate the…

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The crew of the destroyer Oscar Austin received military decorations for providing combat support to U.S. naval forces in the Red Sea against Houthi rebels, according to a Navy release.Sailors and other personnel aboard the vessel were awarded Unit Combat Action Ribbons after completing Austin’s first forward-deployed Naval Forces-Europe patrol in the U.S. Sixth Fleet and Fifth Fleet, which operate out of Europe and Africa, and the Middle East, respectively.“I’m honored to have assumed command of Oscar Austin during her first patrol as a forward deployed warship,” said Oscar Austin Cmdr. David Nicolas. “Having served previously as the ship’s executive…

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From the recent ICE-related riots in Los Angeles to the nationwide Flag Day “No Kings” protests, it’s clear that violent civil unrest can erupt quickly and anywhere. And, on the off chance that it does where you are, you need to do if you’re caught in one. If you live in a city or suburb, don’t assume you’re safe just because you’re not downtown. Today, peaceful protests can flip into full-scale riots in minutes. This guide will walk you through the steps to prepare for a riot and provide guidance on how to survive if you’re caught in one. Why…

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The Georgia Army National Guard activated the 111th Electromagnetic Warfare Company, the first unit of its kind in the U.S. Army, according to a National Guard press release.Lt. Col. Luke Gurley, commander of the 221st Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Battalion — the parent command of the 111th EW — presided over the ceremony on Saturday at the Fort Gillem Enclave, which included the assumption of command by Capt. Caleb Rogers.“[This] unit … will be at the forefront of our capabilities in the electromagnetic spectrum,” Gurley said.The activation of the 111th EW Company marks a significant step in modernizing the Army’s…

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