Hackers remotely took control of supermarket refrigeration systems across France, causing freezers to heat up, destroying food and reportedly starting fires. The attack raises serious questions about how vulnerable America’s own food supply is to cyberattacks.Hackers managed to do something this weekend that should concern anyone who depends on a grocery store to feed their family. They remotely accessed refrigeration systems at hundreds of French supermarkets, forced the equipment into continuous defrost cycles, and reportedly pushed temperature settings as high as 122°F. By Monday morning, October 12, stores were dealing with ruined meat, dairy products, frozen food and, in some…
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MARTINEZ, CA — The dispute began with a federal lawsuit filed June 17. SAF challenged policies enforced by Sheriff David Livingston, arguing that county permit holders faced equipment restrictions inconsistent with the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. Its original announcement invoked the Supreme Court decisions in Heller and Bruen. SAF joined residents Andrew Moore and James Treuel in the litigation. Its case page identifies the Northern District of California proceeding as docket 4:26-cv-05996 and lists attorneys Kostas Moros and John W. Dillon. That page still displayed an active status when reviewed, so the new announcement should not be treated as proof…
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WASHINGTON, DC — ATF’s October 9 open letter identifies the underlying case as Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF, No. 6:25-cv-056, in the Northern District of Texas. According to the letter, an August 5 decision enjoined specified NFA provisions effective August 12. The court’s reasoning concerned Congress reducing making and transfer taxes to zero for the covered categories. The injunction covered the plaintiffs and other people specified in the order. ATF says the department subsequently chose to apply its nonenforcement position more broadly for uniform treatment. That administrative choice is distinct from the scope of the judicial injunction. ATF Director Rob…
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You went out and bought a new precision rifle, and you want to purchase a new optic. But there are so many choices, from Athlon to Vortex, Nightforce to Zeiss. Where do you start? How do you wade through the hype and get down to the meat and potatoes of the questions? MISSION What is your intended use? It’s that simple. Do you only have access to a 200-yard range, and plan on putting it on your .308? Are you interested in shooting competitively in Precision Rifle Series? Just plinking? You need to be honest about your intended use for…
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