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Friday, November 21st, 2025
Good morning! Welcome to The Tradesman, a 5-minute newsletter tailored just for America’s tradesmen—presented by Grab Your Gear.
We may have found the coolest photo you’ll ever see. Read more about it in our “Goodie Bag” section!
The Senate has officially passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Find out what this means below.
🔫 BULLET PROOF
The gun that can fit inside your pocket
There is a wide variety of guns available, with some models weighing up to 13 pounds, but have you ever wanted something smaller? Check out the FN Baby Browning, a handgun designed in 1906 specifically to fit in your pocket. Read more about this gun and its history here!
Photo credits to Andy Budnik/Guns.com
🚚 Truckin’ Along
Putting the newest V8 models to the test
Truck companies can make a lot of promises when advertising, so these guys decided to put them to the test. Check out this video where the new Ford F-150, Ram 1500, and the Chevy Silverado’s tow capacity is put to the test in the beautiful mountains of Colorado.
Morning Meme
👀 You’ll Wanna See This
Black Friday is next week, but did you know that a lot of stores are already running deals? Check out this website to find out where you could be saving! Whether it’s to buy Christmas Gifts a little early or buy something for yourself, you definitely will want to take advantage of these deals.
The Goodie Bag
The Ohio State University is scheduled to play Rutgers at 12 pm this Saturday in a home football game. Find out the game’s predictions and where you can watch here.
This jaw-dropping photo of a skydiver falling in front of the sun, titled “The Fall of Icarus”, took an insane amount of science and math to pull off. Find the photo here.
Sick of trying to figure out what to cook for dinner? This chef posts delicious weekly family-friendly meal plans that help make cooking and shopping for dinner a little easier. (Find meal plans here)
📰 In The News
Congress has officially unanimously passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, a bill that will require the Department of Justice to release all unclassified files relating to Jeffrey Epstein, the infamous billionaire and convicted sex offender.
The bill now waits President Trump’s signature, which he has pledged to deliver.
The files are suspected to include the names of many high-profile politicians and celebrities who may have participated in and/or witnessed some of Epstein’s crimes. If Trump signs the bill into law, the DOJ will have 30 days to release all unclassified records they have.
Ever wonder what the top five most popular Thanksgiving dishes are? Watch this video to find out!
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