Author: Tommy Grant

This article was originally published by Willow Tohi at Natural News.  VP Vance asserts Obama-era officials “defrauded” the public by politicizing intelligence to aid Clinton’s 2016 campaign. DNI Tulsi Gabbard’s disclosures reveal intelligence missteps, including exaggerating pro-Clinton claims while burying contradictory data. Special Counsel Durham’s 2023 report found no corroboration for Steele Dossier claims used to surveil Trump associates. Justice Department forms strike force to investigate potential crimes; grand jury probe into Obama officials underway. Vance links controversies to broader concerns over weaponized institutions undermining U.S. democracy. When asked whether former Obama administration officials should face legal consequences for their…

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Even experienced preppers make food storage mistakes. I once knew a guy who stored 200 pounds of rice in his closet. Years later, he discovered that every bag was filled with weevils. Why? He skipped one simple step: putting the rice in airtight, pest-proof containers. He thought that since the rice came in sealed bags, it would be fine.Remember, prepping isn’t a one-and-done task. It’s an ongoing process of learning, adjusting, and improving. No matter how long you’ve been at it, you’re bound to make mistakes every now and then. While most of the mistakes in this list are made…

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The Air Force has launched an investigation into the Aug. 4 death of an airman in California during a physical training assessment.Airman 1st Class Syamukonka Moonga was conducting a PT test, which the service called “routine,” when he collapsed, the Air Force said in a statement. Military training leaders and other airmen who were already at the scene — and then arriving medical personnel — began life-saving measures to try to revive Moonga, but were unable to save him.The Air Force said it is now conducting a standard investigation into Moonga’s death to find out what happened.Moonga was assigned to…

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SAVANNAH, Ga. — A U.S. Army sergeant accused of shooting five fellow soldiers at a Georgia base was charged Tuesday with attempted murder, aggravated assault and domestic violence as the Army revealed that one of the victims was the suspect’s romantic partner.The charges were issued as Sgt. Quornelius Radford made his first appearance Tuesday in a military courtroom at Fort Stewart, where officials say he opened fire with a personal handgun on members of his supply unit. The hearing officer ordered Radford, 28, to remain in pretrial confinement.Radford was arrested Aug. 6 after officials say soldiers disarmed and restrained him…

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We take a quick look at the AXE, the latest M&P15 rifle series from Smith & Wesson.Smith & Wesson’s M&P15 has been one of the most popular budget AR options for years. The original model, of course, is a bit dated by modern standards since it shipped with basic M4-style furniture. In response, Smith & Wesson has released newer iterations of the rifle to accommodate contemporary furniture and feature trends, and the latest version is the AXE series.The M&P15 AXE series features four rifles to choose from, including a standard 16-inch model, a Performance Center 16-inch model, a 14.5-inch SBR…

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Ukraine’s Western European backers have issued a statement regarding the upcoming talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his United States counterpart Donald Trump. Moscow has denounced the latest statement as just “another Nazi-style pamphlet,” Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Monday. Zakharova has dismissed the statement, saying it was nothing more than “another Nazi-style pamphlet claiming that success in achieving peace in Ukraine can allegedly only be achieved by putting pressure on Russia and supporting Kiev.” The statement was issued on Sunday by the leaders of France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland, Italy, and Finland, with European Commission…

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The U.S. Central Command ushered in new leadership on Friday, bidding farewell to its previous commander, U.S. Army Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla, and welcoming incoming commander U.S. Navy Adm. Brad Cooper.Cooper, who previously served as deputy commander at CENTCOM, was nominated by President Donald Trump for head of CENTCOM on June 4. The admiral was confirmed as the new leader during a change of command ceremony held at the Tampa Convention Center, Florida, according to a CENTCOM press release. “I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to lead America’s sons and daughters as we support the important mission of enhancing…

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President Donald Trump has declared a crime emergency in Washington, D.C., citing unprecedented levels of violence, theft, and public safety breakdowns. The order directs the city’s police force to operate under federal purposes, aiming to restore security for citizens, federal employees, and visitors. LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE WASHINGTON, D.C. (3-minute read) — President Donald Trump has declared a formal “crime emergency” in the nation’s capital, citing record-breaking violence, robberies, and vehicle thefts that have outpaced all 50 states. The executive order, issued on August 11, 2025, gives the federal government temporary operational authority over the Metropolitan Police Department for the…

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A China Coast Guard vessel and People’s Liberation Army Navy ship crashed into each other in the South China Sea on Monday while chasing a Philippine Coast Guard vessel.The Philippine Coast Guard had deployed the patrol vessels BRP Teresa Magbanua and BRP Suluan, as well as fishing carrier MV Pamamalakaya, to Scarborough Shoal in response to the presence of 35 Filipino fishing vessels, according to a statement from Philippine Coast Guard Spokesperson Jay Tarriela released on X.During their response, Philippine vessels encountered obstruction from “other vessels in the vicinity,” and, in a incident, were pursued at high speed by a…

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Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. A resourceful Canadian man who’d been missing in the wilderness for more than a week was rescued by helicopter Friday thanks to the “HELP” sign he’d scrawled on a large rock. Rescuers commended his ingenuity but said he was in poor health and might not have survived another day in the woods. “He was literally slurping unclean pond water to stay hydrated,” Staff Sgt. Brad McKinnon of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police told reporters Sunday. McKinnon said that in addition to…

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