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History and Development of .300 Blackout vs 5.56 NATO / .223 Rem Ammoland Inc. Posted on History & Development of .300 Blackout vs 5.56 NATO / .223 Remington U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- The AR platform is arguably the most popular one on the market right now. Primarily chambered for the 5.56/.223 caliber, the gun has been adapted to a variety of other calibers over the years, but none has gained wider acceptance than .300 Blackout. Let us take a look at the benefits & drawbacks of .300 Blackout vs 5.56 NATO ammunition rounds. History of 5.56/.223 The genesis of the 5.56 and .223 calibers is...

The 50 Year Argument,” a 2014 documentary film on the history and influence of The New York Review of Books, opens, as one critic put it, “with a tender and hard-hitting monologue about the subjectivity of journalistic stories due to the impossibility of the human mind being able to objectively record and store memories from our lives.” Scorses’s film is far more exciting than the above sentence may indicate. It captures a time in New York when left wing radical chic was practically the whole of intellectual life. The so-called New York ‘right’ at the time (as represented by ...

Florida Republican Sen. Rick Scott announced Thursday he will hold all Homeland Security nominations until President Biden makes a trip to the southern border.

New Cyber Nominees: What’s in Store? After almost three months of silence on key cybersecurity nominations from the White House—which garnered indignation from lawmakers [1] and experts alike—the administration announced its nominees on Monday. The slew of individuals included Chris Inglis for the first-ever national cyber director (NCD), Jen Easterly as the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) and Robert Silvers as undersecretary for policy at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). In a statement [2], National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan described the ...

Legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, with publisher Katherine Graham, in 2001. Photograph: Zuma/Rex Legendary Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, with publisher Katherine Graham, in 2001. Photograph: Zuma/Rex Sat 17 Apr 2021 04.00 EDT I am going to assume you are a Guardian reader, given that you are at this moment reading the Guardian. Whenever I meet Guardian readers, they invariably ask me about my fellow Guardian writers: what’s Tim Dowling like? ( Extremely scary.) Have I ever met Polly Toynbee? (No, because she lives in a castle guarded by dragons.) Do I eat lunch with Marina...