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NRA Launches 2026 Battleground Tour

The National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action has launched a nationwide bus tour designed to engage gun owners ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections. The 2026 NRA Gun Bus Battleground Tour began August 27, when an NRA-branded bus departed the organization’s headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia. The campaign is scheduled to run for more than two months and conclude on Election Day. According to NRA-ILA, the tour includes 63 planned stops across 13 states:

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15 Survival Foods Every Prepper Should Stockpile - 2026

NRA Launches 2026 Battleground Tour

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Turn Your Yard Into Food

When most people hear the word homestead, they picture a farmhouse, a big garden, a barn, livestock and enough land to disappear into. That’s the traditional picture. But you don't need 40 acres—or even five—to start producing more of your own food. A backyard, side yard, patio or even a small patch of ground can become a surprisingly productive mini-farm if you use the space intelligently. And there's a practical reason to consider it: every tomato, pepper, cucumber or dozen

Russia’s Diesel Decision Should Wake America Up: Energy Security Isn’t Optional

I’ve been around long enough to remember when energy wasn’t treated as a political talking point — it was understood as a basic necessity. You needed fuel to get to work, run a farm, move products, and keep the country operating. It wasn’t complicated. A strong nation needed a reliable energy supply. That lesson seems to be getting lost. Russia’s recent decision to restrict diesel exports after refinery disruptions is a reminder that energy markets are not just about economic

NRA Launches 2026 Battleground Tour

Melatonin: What Older Americans Should Know About Chronic Pain

Fall Bass Want Bugs. Here’s Why.

When summer starts fading and the mornings turn crisp, a lot of bass fishermen automatically reach for bigger bait. That can be a mistake. As fall approaches, insects can become an increasingly important part of a bass's diet. And when bass are looking for bugs along the shoreline, a small, properly worked imitation can produce some surprisingly good fish. You don't need a tackle box full of fancy new lures. Sometimes the old ideas still work just fine. Fall Changes What Bass

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