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How the Russians killed Afghans with gunpowder stew
The Soviet-Afghan War was a ten-year conflict between Afghan insurgent groups and the Soviet Union. The insurgents were backed by countries including the U.S., …
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How to prevent data hijacking at 30,000 feet
Steven P. is a journalist and author who has written for the Washington Post and the New York Times. Even though he used his …
Graduation party massacre thwarted by female concealed carrier
Violent crime in the U.S. is out of control. This is one reason why gun ownership among females is on the rise. In fact, …
How this family survived 14 hellish days in their “bunker”
Sasha and Olena D. lived in Bucha, Ukraine when the invasion started. The couple and their children had nowhere to go as Russia began …
Direct impingement or gas piston?
It’s estimated that Americans own over 20 million AR-15 style firearms, which is awesome. When you hear politicians talk about these firearms, they often …
Your doctor’s office is filled with malicious spies
Shield Health Care Group is a provider of MRIs and related medical imaging services. A few of the company’s clients include the New England …
Consider carrying in the cross draw position?
A Texas family returned home one evening after forgetting something at their house. The wife, who was driving the vehicle, ran inside to grab …
How the U.S. spied on China’s war games
In early August, China’s military conducted military drills intending to intimidate Taiwan. The military show of force was not only directed at Taiwan but …
How to eavesdrop on hackers’ latest plans to scam you
In 1997, most companies didn’t make internet security a priority. The internet had only become mainstream a few years prior, and companies didn’t understand …
How “Hollywood door breaching” can get you killed
Around 9:20 P.M. one evening, two armed robbers entered a smoke shop in Fresno, California. The incident took place at a Pipes R Us …