United States President Donald Trump is calling Elon Musk a “train wreck” and accusing the tech mogul of “disruption and chaos.” It looks like there’s still some trouble in paradise. In a post on Truth Social late Sunday, Trump criticized Musk for what he described as erratic behavior in recent weeks, calling the tech tycoon a “train wreck.” Trump also predicted that Musk’s proposal to form a third party (the America Party) would fail and only serve to divide voters. Trump could be correct, at least about that point, considering voters are still buying into the system. Stop Drinking the…
Author: Tommy Grant
From July 2 to 23, audiences will be able to embark on a rare, real-time exploration of the watery graves that tell the tale of the naval battles that spelled the difference between victory and defeat for the United States in the Pacific War.Broadcast from Nautilus Live, the Exploration Vessel Nautilus and its team will map the shipwrecks of Ironbottom Sound during the Maritime History of Guadalcanal expedition (NA173). For three weeks, the team, led by preeminent explorer Dr. Robert Ballard, will explore the infamous waters surrounding the Solomon Islands using their remotely operated vehicles alongside the mapping capabilities of…
Scientists are saying that if Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gets his way and bird flu is “allowed” to spread, the possibility of a pandemic increases. Both Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary RFK Jr. and Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins have expressed interest in letting the H5N1 outbreaks spread throughout United States poultry farms in order to build up immunity among flocks and herds to the virus. Most of the scientists have been following the official narrative that human interference, by way of vaccination or cullings, is the only way to mitigate this highly pathogenic avian influenza. RFK Jr.’s Plan…
Sure, “robots versus birds” may sound like a low-budget sci-fi movie franchise. But for the Army Corps of Engineers’ Engineer Research and Development Center, it’s actually a savvy solution to a problem that has long threatened the military’s most sophisticated and powerful aviation platforms at their home stations.ERDC is working on prototypes of unmanned ground vehicles, or UGVs, that can be deployed across airfields to scare off birds and other problematic wildlife that could do millions of dollars’ worth of damage, or even threaten aircrew lives by flying into the engine. A photo released by the center demonstrates one vision…
Sign up for the Outdoor Life Newsletter Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. This story, “In the Jaws of the White Bear,” appeared in the April 1976 issue of Outdoor Life. The Boothia Peninsula is the northernmost point on the mainland of North America. It was there, in July of last year, that a research team of the Canadian Wildlife Service captured a 420-pound polar bear as part of Canada’s continuing study of its polar-bear population. The men subdued the bear with an immobilizing drug, weighed it, marked it for identification with black dye…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Billionaire business tycoon turned political power player Elon Musk indicated in posts on X that the America Party will stake out pro-Second Amendment, pro-bitcoin positions.”The Second Amendment is sacred,” Musk declared in a post on X in response to a post that suggested firearm owners would like to know about the party’s position on guns.Musk also responded to a question about whether the party will “embrace Bitcoin.” “Fiat is hopeless, so yes,” he wrote.ELON MUSK LAUNCHES ‘AMERICA PARTY’ AFTER TRUMP SIGNS HISTORIC SPENDING BILL: ‘WASTE & GRAFT’ The party will also stand for…
Most people couldn’t tie a shoelace without instructions, let alone secure a tarp in a thunderstorm, build a snare trap, or hoist game out of a ravine. But when the grid goes down, the rules change—and those who know their knots are the ones who keep their shelters standing and their food off the ground. One knot to rule them all? The Running Bowline. This isn’t your Cub Scout merit badge fluff. The running bowline is the survivalist’s Swiss Army knife of loop knots. It’s strong, it’s secure, and—most importantly—it slides. That means you can make adjustable loops that tighten…
When it comes to prepping, everyone’s got strong opinions on the best fuel source to stockpile for the long haul. Gasoline, diesel, propane, and even good old firewood all take the spotlight when it comes to short-term survival fuels. Yet each has its own set of crippling drawbacks that can throw a wrench into your long-term survival plan. After years of testing, failing, and learning the hard way, I’ve narrowed down my choice to a surprising but rock-solid solution: isopropyl alcohol. It’s the one I trust the most for versatility, safety, and longevity. Here’s why. The Problem with Traditional Fuels…
While it’s common for preppers to make bug out bags, everyday carry (EDC) bags aren’t nearly as common. The thing about emergencies is you never know when they will happen, and a bug out bag won’t do you much good if you can’t get it when you need it.For example, if you’re at work when disaster strikes and your bug out bag is at home, it’s basically useless. An EDC bag, on the other hand, is something you can keep nearby at all times, no matter where you are.Of course, advertising that you’re carrying around a bag full of survival…
Every unit has a Dwight. He’s overzealous, obsessed with regulations, quick to issue commands, and just paranoid enough to think the coffee pot is bugged. But unlike the Blue Falcons or barracks lawyers you try to avoid, the Dwights of the world bring something rare to a team: operational excellence buried beneath three layers of cringe. In the universe of The Office, Dwight K. Schrute is a beet farmer, assistant (to the) regional manager, volunteer sheriff’s deputy and walking field manual. While his coworkers at Dunder Mifflin dismiss him as a weirdo with delusions of authority, service members might recognize…