Published on July 17, 2026 10:50 am This article has been medically reviewed Dr. Ingrid Yang, MD. Social media may be a hotbed of health misinformation, but recent research suggests the platform may be particularly problematic when it comes to spreading sunscreen myths. Research study, published in PLoS Digital Healthanalyzed nearly 1,000 TikTok videos with
WOOX is releasing EleganteTheir first purpose-built bolt-action stock line, and the construction is not what you would assume at first glance. It is not a chassis stuffed inside a wooden shell. It features a hand-picked piece of American Claro Walnut on the outside and a precision-machined aluminum mini-chassis on the inside. A chassis-level bed in
Since taking office again in 2025, President Trump has escalated resource extraction on public lands. From expanding drilling in Alaska to shrinking national monuments in Utah, his Department of the Interior (DOI) has explored the potential economic output of federal lands, sparking fierce public debate. The newest area in question is located next to the
There are points throughout the year when half my time is spent traveling on foot just to clear blocked paths. From cleaning up winter storm damage in the spring to maintaining and managing downed trees and bushes after intense, pop-up storms in the summer, there is very little time left. The best way to do
It’s not just the dynamic and delicate waters that connect passionate fishermen that define South Florida’s fishing culture. in episode 2 of general currentsWe see how three exclusively fish-oriented people also share a big, selfless desire to protect and preserve healthy habitats. Experience a day in the life of these fishermen’s home waters: Tarpon fishing
It’s not surprising that performance fleece has become so popular – Natural fibers offer more benefits than petroleum-based fabrics like polyester. It’s better at moisture wicking and thermoregulation, and it doesn’t spread microplastics into our blood and environment. This has helped to increase the popularity of merino wool clothing over the years, especially in the
Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks I was sitting cross-legged in the back seat of the truck, my face pressed to the glass, eyes wandering across the endless sea of oil derricks spread across the red soil of Oklahoma. The long trip home after a big bass
We asked professional trailbuilders what they wish hikers knew before hitting the trail. Here’s what he said. (Photo: LizSnow via Getty Images) Updated July 16, 2026 11:19 am What is the trail for? Most people arrive at the obvious answer: to get somewhere. But trails also serve a more subtle purpose, and that is to
Published on July 16, 2026 09:06 pm For the second time in less than a decade, the White House is trying to shrink Bears Ears National Monument. Following its first cut in 2017 and subsequent reversal, the Trump administration announced on July 12 that it would cut the size of Bears Ears by 91 percent.
Sign up for the On the Gun Newsletter The latest for gun hunters and competitive shooters. The .22/250 cartridge is the hottest thing in the varmint cartridge field right now. Since Remington took the gamble and introduced it as a factory cartridge in 1965 as well as chambering it for the Model 700 and 40XB