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Evening Brief: US Overdose Deaths Drop for Second Straight Year, Sudan Peace Talks Resume, Canada’s Mark Carney Visits China to Reset Ties

Overdose drop slows as Trump probes Slotkin, halts visas, and pushes Greenland. Here’s what’s making headlines this Wednesday evening.

By Guy D. McCardle
Evening Brief: US Overdose Deaths Drop for Second Straight Year, Sudan Peace Talks Resume, Canada’s Mark Carney Visits China to Reset Ties Bales of seized cocaine sit on the flight deck of the US Coast Guard Cutter Active in San Diego after being seized in international waters of the eastern Pacific, December 15, 2025. Image Credit: DVIDS

Craft Holsters Delivers Old-World Leather Quality for Your Daily Carry

This is the kind of holster that settles into your hand with the quiet confidence of gear built to be carried, worn, and trusted without a second thought.

By Guy D. McCardle
Craft Holsters Delivers Old-World Leather Quality for Your Daily Carry It is the kind of Italian leather rig that tells you, the second it hits your palm, that you are done shopping and you are ready to buy
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The Military Ritual of Dip is Alive and Well

Jammed in the back of a deuce-and-a-half with nowhere to spit, I learned fast that in the Army the ritual matters as much as the nicotine, and Black Buffalo is built for the people who refuse to give up either.

By Guy D. McCardle
The Military Ritual of Dip is Alive and Well If you're 21 or over crack open a can of Black Buffalo and enjoy America's finest tobacco free dip ritual.

War Tourist Dispatches #3: Patagonia, Land of Fire

As Patagonia burns and Argentina reaches for an old, familiar villain, Israeli backpackers are being cast as arsonists on the strength of rumor, recycled myth, and the comforting lie that disaster always has a single foreign hand behind it.

By Benjamin Reed
War Tourist Dispatches #3: Patagonia, Land of Fire Wildfires blaze out of control in Argentina's Patagonian region. Image Credit: Gonzalo KEOGAN/AFP

USMC Colonel (Ret.) Eric Buer: America’s Fractured Foreign Policy – Five Steps to Healing a Divided Nation Without Abandoning Global Leadership

America’s enemies have built a coalition around one simple strategy: keep America divided, keep it distracted, and let our own dysfunction do the work their missiles and tanks cannot.

By Eric F. Buer
USMC Colonel (Ret.) Eric Buer: America’s Fractured Foreign Policy – Five Steps to Healing a Divided Nation Without Abandoning Global Leadership Under this dome, America either gets its house in order or keeps handing our enemies the one weapon they cannot build themselves: our division. Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons
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