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On July 24, 2026, the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) announced the future sale of military M14 rifles, converted to semi-auto only, to eligible civilian customers. This extraordinary news electrified the firearms market, but rumors of a $4,000+ price tag quickly circulated. After all, the more numerous M1 Garands sell for around $1,000 and M14 reproductions go for about twice that.
In an interview with Shooting USA at the National Matches, CMP Chairman and CEO Gerald O’Keefe dropped a daisy cutter of a bombshell: CMP M14s will cost under $2,000.

Frank Kendall, former Secretary of the Air Force. (Official DoD photo / Public Domain)

The Department of War moved swiftly Friday to strip former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall of his security clearance, accusing him of making an unauthorized disclosure of classified information about Air Force One’s capabilities to a media outlet. The action was announced by Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell and takes effect immediately.

Since July 18th, Ukrainian forces have made a concerted effort to take out much of the physical infrastructure owned by Wildberries, a Russian e-commerce website. The attacks, which have occurred nearly every night, have set much of the company’s warehouse and storage space ablaze. One Reuters evaluation found that over one-fifth of the retailer’s physical storage space has been wiped out or damaged by Ukrainian strikes.

Russia’s Largest Online Retailer

Putin Reading a Statement. Image Credit: Russian Government.

Russia’s President Putin Sitting at a Desk.

“People don’t realize that this is truly more than just a ticket to an event. It’s a ticket to the rest of our lives.” — Adrienne Perez
For many military spouses, life is measured in countdowns. We always seem to be the keepers of information, tallying the number of days until homecoming, weeks until another move, and months until retirement. And we do it somewhere between packing boxes, finding new schools, grieving friendships, and maintaining households.

One of the Army’s top generals in Europe was removed from his command in recent days. Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza, head of V Corps, was relieved with less than two months left in his tenure. 
V Corps is one of the Army’s main units in Europe, working closely with NATO allies and coordinating with U.S. forces rotated in as part of Operation Atlantic Resolve. Costanza is one of several high ranking officers to be removed from their posts in recent months. ABC News first reported on Costanza’s removal. The Army confirmed his firing to Task & Purpose. 
“Lt. Gen Charles D.