Self-Defense

Earlier this week, a former NFL wide receiver was acquitted of all charges stemming from a fatal shooting in Florida two years ago. The jury took under four hours on Wednesday to acquit Travis Rudolph, the 27-year-old former standout wide receiver at Florida State University who spent one year in the NFL, of one count [...]

The owner of a liquor store near San Jacinto, Texas, was sleeping in the back of his shop early in the morning on Mar. 8 when he heard an unexpected noise. Reports are unclear about exactly when the store owner saw the intruder, with some indication he woke up to see the man there and [...]

The young man who has drawn national attention recently by taking walks through a Severn neighborhood with an AR-15-style rifle said Monday he is hoping to form a protective, political militia of “similar-minded” community members. Read more...

A 53-year-old grandmother in Houston, Texas, was working with her brother in her family’s “soul food” truck on Mar. 28 when a 23-year-old man pulled up next to the truck and asked what they served. He then exited his vehicle while the owner was responding and suddenly shoved his gun into the service window and [...]

A key truth established by last year’s landmark U.S Supreme Court Bruen decision is that the right to bear arms outside the home to protect innocent life was not questioned, let alone prohibited, when the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights were written. Read more...

On the morning of March 1, a 29-year-old man allegedly broke into a home in El Paso, Texas, and shot a dog. A 37-year-old resident returned fire before the perpetrator could do more after which the suspect fled. He was found at a nearby intersection yelling for help and saying that he had been shot, [...]

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Saturday that he plans to pardon Army Sergeant Daniel Perry who was convicted on Friday for shooting a man who allegedly pointed an AK-47 at him. The announcement followed a statement by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who sharply criticized Travis County District Attorney José Garza who he described as [...]

John Duza is a self-defense expert and master of martial arts in California who’s going viral for his live-saving hacks for evading ALL kinds of attacks – from cutting cable ties with shoelaces, to barricading a door with a belt, to overpowering any assailant, no matter their size. Read more...