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Three years after it was announced, the government has yet to release any sound figures on what the confiscation would cost taxpayers.

Bank of England says banks must retain adequate financial buffers to avoid increasing risk of bank runs

The .270 Winchester has been taking game for a hundred years, and it can still hold its own among many cartridges. What does its future hold?

Firearm advocacy groups had challenged the constitutionality of a 2020 directive that reclassified over 1,500 firearms as prohibited.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- A Spokane doctor is accused of secretly using his own sperm on a patient who went to him for fertility treatment more than 30 years ago.

There are many tales of the daring exploits of commandos during World War II. However, not all of them come from the Allied side of the conflict. The Gran Sasso Raid is one such event, and involved were some of the rarest arms of the war.

Sexual toolboxes contains products, such as lubricant, that make intimacy more pleasurable. Experts say they're also empowering.

Israel is amassing its troops on the Gaza border in preparation for what many experts believe will be a protracted military operation in response to a deadly assault by the terrorist group Hamas on Oct. 7 that left over 1,400 Israelis dead. Hamas has also taken over 200 people hostage, including children and the very […]

When events thrust the British Martini-Henry onto the world stage, this simple, robust breechloader became an icon of the empire it served. More than 140 years later, U.S. Marines are still finding them in Afghanistan.

Civil Forfeiture Office goes after 2 homes, 2 cars and almost $85K in cash