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Mammoth Sniper Challenge crowns new champions
The 2022 Grunt Style Vortex Optics Mammoth Sniper Challenge just took place for the fourth time at Fort Gordon, Georgia. By all accounts it was a massive success. When registration became available in July, 2021, the 100 teams slots were already gone in a mere 49 minutes.
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Chaos in Kazakhstan: What we know so far
The situation in Kazakhstan has rapidly deteriorated over the last few days. Uncertainty spiked even more when much of Kazakhstan’s central government resigned on Wednesday.
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Officer ambushed in patrol car taken off life support
Baltimore City Police officer Keona Holley was ambushed by gunfire while sitting in her patrol car last week.
After sustaining grievous injuries from the seemingly random attack, the mother of four was transported to a nearby hospital.
However, officer Holley was removed from life support on Thursday afternoon, and has since passed away.
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Fentanyl overdose now leading cause of death for adults 18-45
More American adults, between the ages of 18-45, have now been killed by fentanyl overdoses than by any other cause in the U.S. This is according to information compiled by Families Against Fentanyl.
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The Medal of Honor awarded to 3 Soldiers for gallantry in combat
Today the president awarded 3 Soldiers the Congressional Medal of Honor. Watch the full ceremony below
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Man surrenders at VA Hospital after road rage fight
A viral video allegedly shows a man get into a physical altercation with fellow a motorist in a road rage incident. Watch below:
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Taliban spokesperson asks US for patience, compassion, and money
The US froze nearly 10 billion dollars the Afghan central bank holds in reserve. The Taliban want it back.
The Afghan Foreign Minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, claims he hopes the world will slowly see a new Taliban. Particularly when it comes to economic policies regarding the new government.
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US debt collectors can now DM you on social media
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) just made a few very important new rules. Now, US debt collectors can email, text, and DM you on on various social media platforms.
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Parents of shooting suspect charged with involuntary manslaughter
Prosecutors in Michigan have charged the parents of the Oxford High School shooter. Ethan Crumbley, 15, is accused of killing four classmates, and injuring several others. All with a handgun authorities believe his parents gave him.
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Bodycam shows police rescuing 6-year-old girl from kidnapper
Sometimes, heroism goes unrecognized in today’s 24 hour news cycle. We wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the efforts of Louisville Metro Police rescuing a 6-year-old girl from an abduction.
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Nonprofit sends hundreds of troops home for holidays
Cue the waterworks. It’s that time of year for videos of troops reuniting with families, and they always hit the heartstrings. One 501(c) nonprofit has sent hundreds of our service members home to their loved ones. Holidays For The Heroes is 100% volunteer based, and 100% of donations go directly to purchasing tickets.
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Hero taxi driver locks door on suicide bomber, survives blast
David Perry is lucky to be alive, but those around Liverpool Women’s Hospital may owe him a debit of gratitude. The taxi driver was transporting a fare when he noticed some unusual behavior. The passenger was reportedly acting “suspicious,” changing his destination and playing with some lighted device in his clothes. Perry’s instincts kicked in, and that is when he claims he locked the doors to his taxi.
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