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This Oprah-approved Carry-on Duffel Bag Is Only $22 Right Now—and It’s Perfect for Travel

Use it as a carry-on or personal item.

Katie Holmes’ Roomy Travel Duffel Costs $3,600 — We Found the Travel-Ready Look for $34

Katie Holmes' travel outfits put ours to shame — until now, because we finally unlocked her secret. Holmes leans on chic travel bags to pull her outfits together, as seen from her recent red leather duffel, which practically stopped traffic. We're snagging the trendy look for just $34! The Happy Hours actress strolled through New

Rough Edge EDC: RoseCraft offers up a tasty jackknife

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Have always loved a good jackknife, going back to childhood and my early days of being fascinated by pocket knives. And that hasn’t changed over the years. Still one of my all-time favorite patterns. RoseCraft Blades has a new jack coming out in the next few days – the Birchfield […]

This Tiny, Super-Affordable Titanium Knife Boasts the Coolest Deployment Action I’ve Seen in Years

The compact capability impresses, while the butterfly knife-like fidget-friendly mechanism truly delights.

13 New Pocket Knives, Multi-Tools and EDC Items You Might Have Missed

If you're a fan of innovative tech, this week's slate of everyday carry releases should be a major boon.

This unique, compact new EDC knife far outperforms its size

With an offbeat shape, unusual lock and premium materials, it overdelivers on both capability and conversation-starting ...

Rough Edge EDC: Iconic Buck on target with new Nomad

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – For the past decade or so, iconic American knife brand Buck has been dipping its toe into making modern knives. The company is known for its legendary Buck 110, offshoots from that ground-breaking knife and a line of traditional hunting knives. But over the past few years, they have been […]

Army nurse accused of actively helping separatist militants in Cameroon

An active-duty Army major was arrested this week and charged with providing tactical and financial support to a separatist militant group waging a guerilla war in Cameroon. Maj. Kenneth Chungag, who was working as a nurse assigned to Fort Belvoir in Virginia, is accused of helping militants plan attacks on civilian and military targets and help procure weapons, all while presenting himself as a seasoned combat veteran, according to court documents unsealed this week. Chungag was arrested on

'We've stockpiled a 3-year WW3 survival kit - here are 15 must-haves items'

A Montana couple has been stockpiling an emergency food supply and survival gear in case of disaster - and say they have enough to last up to three years. They have everything from a satellite phone to 55-gallon water drums, four generators, solar panels, and a three-year emergency food stockpile with a 25-year shelf life.

'We've stockpiled a 3-year WW3 survival kit - here are 15 must-haves items'

A Montana couple has been stockpiling an emergency food supply and survival gear in case of disaster - and say they have ...

Rangers win Best Sapper competition for second year in a row

On the first day of the 2026 Best Sapper competition, 1st Lts. Bryce Sullenger and Christopher Barrett rushed to a swimming station, read over the task and challenge, and hit the water. They swam, got out and were told they had to swim an additional 50 meters each. They had missed part of the challenge and made a crucial mistake. That threw them off, especially because it was so early in the competition, when a lot of points were at stake. “We just had to brush it off our shoulders and move on t

The Army is creating a new job for air defense soldiers

The Army is adding more soldiers to some of its most overworked units, creating a new job that will operate and maintain the service’s largest air defense systems, officials confirmed to Task & Purpose.The Air and Missile Defense Systems Repairer will be trained to “troubleshoot, fault isolate, repair, service, modify, fabricate, and inspect” Patriot and Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile systems, officials announced in an April 1 military personnel message. The job’s

This New Stowable Carry-On Feels Like Nothing, But Still Holds Everything

One Berlin-based bag brand might've cracked the packable carry-on code — just be ready to pay for it.

Not a drill! Katie Holmes' $3,600 travel duffel style is just $34 on Amazon

Katie Holmes‘ travel outfits put ours to shame — until now, because we finally unlocked her secret. Holmes leans on chic ...

Coast Guard families say they feel ‘forgotten’ amid government shutdown

For two months, Congress has failed to fund the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the Coast Guard. The resulting partial government shutdown has caused fear and uncertainty for many Coast Guardsmen and their families.Adm. Kevin Lunday, the commandant of the Coast Guard, warned Congress during an April 16 hearing that the service has been unable to pay 5,000 utility bills due to the shutdown. He added that more than 100 providers have “threatened to cut off electricity and water to

Ask the doctors: Carry the essentials in a vacation first aid kit

Dear Doctors: My son's family is taking their first road trip vacation this summer. I want to pack up a first aid kit for them and could use your advice. It's him and his wife and two boys, 12 and 14.

Special Forces soldier won $400K in Polymarket bets on Maduro raid, feds say

Federal authorities have arrested and charged an Army Special Forces soldier with using classified information to place bets on the Jan. 3 raid that whisked Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro out of a secure compound and into U.S. custody.Master Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke, 38, placed bets that totaled about $33,000 on the timing of U.S. operations in Venezuela, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday. He allegedly netted more than $409,000 in winnings through Polymarket. Van Dyke was assigne

Ask HN: Would you take a job programming VMS?

I’m an older programmer but I spent my career staying up to date. I’ve managed that for 36 years give or take. Now with AI doing a lot of my current job I can see that there’s a definite end point where the combo of competing with younger programmers for a shrinking pool of work is going to get tough.However there seem to be a few niches where I could be productive until I’m ready to retire and there might be an opportunity to join a team working on a system they’re trying to get off of. My q

Ask HN: How do you handle complex queries on DynamoDB in production?

My dad and I built a SQL layer for DynamoDB (DynamoSQL) because we kept running into the same problem: we needed to query information across multiple tables (or multiple record types within a single table) and had no good way to do it. We would either duplicate data across lots of records (denormalize everything upfront) and hope we guessed right, do multiple fetches and join in application code, or export somewhere else entirely.We tried PartiQL but it doesn't support JOINs and the aggrega

Show HN: Omens AI filters my feeds so I spend 0 minutes doomscrolling

i built omens because i was spending 4-5 hours a day doomscrolling; now i spend basically 0 minutes doing that, as ai filters my feeds down to what actually matters to me- omens connects to x, reddit, telegram, and rss - it's byo ai api key, scores posts for relevance, shows a filtered feed, and generates reports - you can upvote/downvote each post to "nudge" ai to show you some stuff more and some stuff less - i personally use kimi k2.5 turbo with firepass (because i already