James Stout
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Who Are the Sons of Confederate Veterans?
A database of more than 57,000 names reveals members of a neo-Confederate group in the military, government, and academia. → Read More
Even in Blue States, Critical Race Theory Panic Is Spreading
The GOP has been relentlessly hammering on the issue since the last presidential election, viewing it as the party’s way back into suburban voters’ good graces. → Read More
They Fled the Taliban. Now They’re in a Tent City in New Mexico.
Abul Ahmed describes the living conditions inside the Fort Bliss refugee camp → Read More
29 Items Your Ultimate Bug-Out Bag Should Have
When disaster strikes, it's best to have a bag packed. Here's all the essential equipment with which to fill it. → Read More
29 Items Your Ultimate Bug-Out Bag Should Have
When disaster strikes, it’s best to have a bag packed. Here’s all the essential equipment with which to fill it. → Read More
Your Backpack Has a Hidden Feature That Can Save Your Life
Packs designed for hiking, mountain biking and snow sports often include this clever touch. → Read More
Your Backpack Has a Hidden Feature That Can Save Your Life
Not every pack has this smart touch, but if yours is designed for outdoor activities like hiking, mountain biking, skiing or snowboarding, it probably does. → Read More
Your Backpack’s Chest Strap Has a Hidden Feature That Could Save Your Life
Not every pack has this clever touch, but if yours is designed for activities like hiking, mountain bike, skiing or snowboarding, there's a good chance it does. → Read More
This One Small Change to Your Bike Setup Could Save Your Life
Adding lights — for day riding as well as night riding — could make all the difference. Here's why, plus some of our favorites. → Read More
My Cat’s Tiny Tent Is More Adorable Than It Has Any Right to Be
Can we actually take it camping? No. → Read More
29 Items Your Ultimate Bug-Out Bag Should Have
When disaster strikes, it's best to have a bag packed. Here's all the essential equipment with which to fill it. → Read More
I'm Man Enough to Say I Love My Cat's Tiny Tent
Can we actually take it camping? No. But do cats look adorable in it? Hell yes. → Read More
Should You Trade in Your Tesla for an Electric Cargo Bike?
The numbers, the convenience and the future of the planet vote "yes." Here's why, plus four great e-cargo bikes you can buy. → Read More
How Athletes Reap the Benefits of Altitude Training Without Actually Moving to the Mountains
We can't all live in Boulder, so here are some hacks. → Read More
The Year's Best Outdoor Product Is Revolutionizing Mountain Biking
There’s no nice way around it: most of today’s electric mountain bikes just feel foreign on the trail. Good thing Specialized’s latest isn’t like most electric mountain bikes. → Read More
When Should Innovative Athletic Gear Be Banned from Sport?
In sports where winners are chosen by slim margins, good gear can overshadow talent and hard work. When should innovations be banned? → Read More
These 5 Tour de France Lessons Can Help You Ride Faster Today
Even if you aren't a super fan, there's a lot we can all learn from the gear and nutrition pro riders use. → Read More
These 5 Tour de France Lessons Can Help You Ride Faster Today
Even if you aren't a super fan, there's a lot we can all learn from the gear and nutrition pro riders use. → Read More
5 Outdoor Brands That Respect Indigenous Cultures — and 5 Awesome Products They Make
They work with Native artisans and support Native cultures, rather than just appropriating their style. → Read More
Ride Like le Vent With This Tour de France-Level Cycling Gear
Dominate your local peloton in honor of the world’s biggest bike race, which begins this weekend. → Read More