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Could Ford Strap a Raptor Badge on the Mustang?
Ford has been on a tear with off-road vehicles. The F-150 Raptor, Bronco Raptor, Ranger Raptor — if it has four wheels and a Ford badge, there is a decent chance the company has figured out a way to lift it, slap on some knobby tires, and send it flying over a desert landscape. And now, based on re
Costco Pulls Restaurant Gift Cards After Company Folds
The warehouse giant that millions of Americans trust for everything from bulk paper towels to rotisserie chickens is now asking shoppers to check their wallets and kitchen drawers for a product that has become completely useless. Costco has issued a recall on Synergy Restaurant Gift Cards after
Metropolitan Cigars Marks 30 Years With a Bold New Smoke
Three decades is a long time in any business. In the cigar world, where trends shift, palates evolve, and entire companies rise and fall, lasting 30 years means something. Metropolitan Cigars hit that milestone in 2026, and the brand is not letting the moment pass quietly. Later this month, it will
N.C. Fishing Lawsuit That Could Change Everything
The courtroom sits about two hours up Interstate 40 from the salt air and shrimp boats of Wilmington. There are no nets drying on the dock, no rods propped against a pier railing, no coolers full of flounder waiting to be filleted. But what happens inside that Raleigh courthouse in the coming weeks
Wyoming Killed Two Hunting Bills. The Fight Is Far From Over.
The Wyoming Senate didn't just vote down two landowner hunting tag bills on Monday. It buried them. On the opening day of the 2026 budget session, state senators rejected both measures by wide margins, delivering a clear message about where the chamber stands on efforts to reshape how hunting l
Honda's 2026 Talon: Bigger Tires, Same Proven DNA
Honda isn't the kind of company that makes noise just for the sake of it. So when American Honda announced the 2026 Talon 1000 sport side-by-side lineup with a notable upgrade on the R trim levels, people in the off-road world took notice. The headline change this year is straightforward but meanin
Silencer Laws Face Major Changes Nationwide
American gun owners who use suppressors could soon see major shifts in how these devices are regulated. Right now, two separate federal lawsuits are working their way through the courts while state legislatures are taking their own action on silencer laws. South Dakota recently passed Senate Bi
Trump Reopens Atlantic Waters Closed Under Obama
President Trump signed a proclamation Friday that throws open nearly 5,000 square miles of protected Atlantic Ocean to commercial fishing operations, reversing conservation measures that have ping-ponged between administrations for years. The Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monu
Montana Wildlife Area Opens Hunting Access Through New Lottery
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has announced a new system for hunters looking to access a prime piece of wildlife habitat in the Flathead Valley. Starting March 1, the agency will begin accepting applications for limited hunting opportunities at Foys Bend Fisheries Conservation Area through a d
Maryland Lawmakers Push New Rules for Cigar Lounges
After a failed attempt last year, Maryland legislators are taking another swing at creating a formal license for cigar lounges that want to let customers enjoy a drink with their smoke. The proposed bills, reintroduced in the 2026 legislative session, aim to solve a problem that's been bugging ciga
