Rep. Andy Harris: ‘Fauci got an autopen scribble pardon. Dr. Adirim has no pardon.’
On the heels of The Gateway Pundit’s reporting on the five-year anniversary of Dr.
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Dr. Terry Adirim’s Legacy, Five Years On: The Unraveling of the Military COVID-19 Mandates and the Shot’s Illusion of Interchangeability
For many service members adversely affected by the military’s 2021 COVID-19 shot mandate, September 14 is recognized as “Terry Adirim Day.” Five years ago, Dr.
Rising Anxiety Over Sharia Law’s Growing Influence in America, Echoing 9/11 Concerns and Skepticisms
In recent discussions surrounding national security and the implications of Islamic law, one voice stands out with a troubling observation: the United States may be in a precarious position reminiscent of the days leading up to September 11, 2001.
Evidence Continues to Emerge Linking COVID-19 Shots to Rising Cancer Risks
For the last five years, the War Department has largely overlooked whistleblower warnings about the adverse effects of the COVID-19 shot on military personnel, which include rising cancer rates and even death.
Brain Disease Among Former NFL Players Raises Alarms for Veterans’ Mental Health
Recent research has revealed a concerning frequency of brain disease among former NFL players, which has, for one military advocate, heightened concerns about brain injuries in service members and veterans.
Air Force Officer Exposes the Truth to Her Command and Faces Retaliation
An Air Force officer bravely stepped forward to confront the injustices that plagued her fellow service members, only to find herself in the crosshairs.
Major Brandon Oberkamp’s Struggle Highlights Military’s Treatment of Shot Refusers
Major Brandon Oberkamp’s promotion to Lieutenant Colonel was rescinded, and he received a general characterization of service for misconduct after more than two decades of service, simply because he opposed the COVID-19 shot.
Congressman Pat Harrigan Takes Bold Step to Protect American Innovation with GATE Act
A freshman congressman is taking a stand against the pervasive threat of foreign exploitation, particularly from China and other nations, that endangers the very backbone of American innovation.
Five Years After the Afghanistan Withdrawal, the Unfulfilled Promises to Our Allies Remain
This month marks the five-year anniversary of the United States completing its tumultuous military withdrawal from Afghanistan, bringing the two-decade-long conflict to an abrupt end.
Hierarchy of Power: National Guard vs. Department of War in the Matter of Colonel Leslie Zyzda-Martin—and Countless Others
The case of Colonel Leslie Zyzda-Martin, an Air National Guard officer removed from command at Wisconsin’s Volk Field Air National Guard Base in 2021, exemplifies the troubling ambiguities surrounding jurisdiction and accountability within military structures.
Allegations, Secrecy, and the Fight for Justice in the Wisconsin Air National Guard
A colonel in the Air National Guard (ANG), who had nearly 35 years of service, was relieved of her command in 2021, coincidentally at a time when one of her subordinates was disseminating nude, explicit photographs.
Navy Policy Shift: New Instruction Aims to End Disparities in Vaccine Accommodations for Service Members
The recent changes instituted by the Navy signal a significant shift toward a more equitable treatment of religious accommodation requests, particularly in light of stark disparities previously highlighted.
Bounties on Trump Continue Amid Iran’s Rising Tensions with the U.S.
Bounties and incentives for the assassination of President Donald Trump have emerged as a significant concern amid escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, which are increasingly veering toward a larger conflict.
Chaplains Face Challenges with CRT, DEI, and Corruption in Veterans Affairs
A former enlisted service member turned chaplain, recounts his tumultuous journey through the “racist” challenges of navigating Veterans Affairs (VA) chaplaincy.
Resilience and Redemption: How the Gateway Pundit and the ‘Tireless Commitment’ of One Journalist Advocated for Service Members
The military’s now-rescinded 2021 COVID-19 shot mandate led to the discharge of more than 8,500 service members and prompted tens of thousands to choose to leave voluntarily.
Five Years After the COVID-19 Shot Mandate Destroyed His Career, Former U.S. Space Force Officer Returns to Duty
After almost five years of grappling with the consequences of his objection to the military’s 2021 COVID-19 shot mandate, a former Space Force officer had his career reinstated on Friday.
War Secretary Hegseth’s ‘Voluntary’ Flu Vaccine Policy Sparks Controversy Amid Summertime Influenza Outbreak and Requests for Policy Exceptions
On April 20, War Secretary Pete Hegseth sent a memorandum to Pentagon officials and various defense agencies declaring that, “effective immediately,” members of the Active and Reserve Components, as well as civilian personnel of the Department of War, will no longer be mandated to receive the flu vaccine.
Case of Air Force Officer Highlights Disturbing Mental Health Diagnosis Manipulation in the U.S. Military
Could this case expose a troubling trend within military mental health care, where diagnoses can be manipulated to justify punitive measures rather than provide needed support?
In an Air Force Pilot Shortage Crisis, an F-16 Instructor Battles Against Forced Retirement
The troubling experience of a seasoned instructor fighter pilot highlights the critical challenges faced by the U.S.
Court-Martial: Military Records Board Fails Service Member Amid Ongoing COVID-19 Shot Mandate Fallout
The Board of Corrections for Military Records once again failed another service member.
D.C. Public Schools: Not All Students’ Gender Identities Will Match Their Sexual Anatomy
An education advocacy organization has revealed what it describes as the “extreme” and “inappropriate” sexual education curriculum of the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS), which reportedly avoids using the terms male and female for elementary students while promoting abortion as a choice for high school students facing pregnancy.
The Real Reason the FAA Authorized the COVID Shots Revealed in Court Documents
An experienced airline pilot claims he faced retaliation for opposing the COVID-19 shot, which he believes undermined personal liberties and aviation safety across the industry.
Systemic Failures Resurface at Cannon Air Force Base, Leading One Service Member to Contemplate Suicide
A troubling pattern of systemic failures emerges at Cannon Air Force Base, as a recent account from a service member reveals neglect and harassment within the ranks, raising serious questions about the treatment of service members during critical times.
One Department, Two Standards: How the Marine Corps Purges What the Navy Accommodates
Absent any intervention, May 21, 2026, has marked the forced conclusion of a 13-year military career for a Marine Corps officer.
Iran’s Controversial Bill Offers $57 Million Bounty for Assassinating Trump Amid Rising Tensions with the U.S.
As Iran’s foreign ministry evaluates a new U.S.
House Hearing Explored Compatibility of Sharia Law with U.S. Constitution Amid Rising Concerns
On May 13, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitution and Limited Government held a hearing entitled “Sharia-Free America: Why Political Islam & Sharia Law are Incompatible with the U.S.
‘Making Arrests’ Soon: Two U.S. Officials Hint at Upcoming Evidence Supporting Trump’s 2020 Stolen Election Claims
Senior officials within the Trump administration are signaling that a major disclosure regarding the 2020 presidential election is imminent.
Concerns Grow Over Qatar’s Influence in American Universities Amid Terrorism Funding Allegations
Qatar’s extensive financial ties to American universities and its connections to Islamic terror groups prompts call for legislative action to protect national security and academic integrity.
‘You’ve Got to be Freaking Kidding Me’: U.S. Military Spends Over $700 Million for Ozempic and Other GLP-1 Weight Loss Meds
Military personnel criticize the hundreds of millions spent on weight loss medications as a misguided approach to addressing the obesity crisis in the U.S.
Drivers of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches, and a Host of Other Premier Luxury Cars Receive Food Stamp Benefits
SNAP recipients, particularly those who own luxury vehicles very few Americans can afford, have prompted concerns about accountability in federal benefit programs.
Left Behind: A Doctor’s Struggle for Reinstatement Amidst Bureaucratic Hurdles
A dedicated member of the U.S.
‘An Obvious Cover Up,’ as Biden Health Officials Ignored COVID-19 Shot Safety Concerns
Officials at the Food and Drug Administration were well aware of serious safety issues associated with COVID-19 shots in early 2021, yet they intentionally overlooked these concerns.
Cole Allen’s Violent Act Raises Alarms Over Radicalization and Ideological Bias in Academia
Cole Allen, the assailant who opened fire at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, has been linked to a politically motivated attack, raising questions about ideological bias in education and the implications of radicalization among students.
Congress, Provide Veterans Access to Life-Saving Treatments for TBI and PTSD
Nebraska has joined the growing list of states calling on the Department of Veterans Affairs to address the alarming suicide crisis among veterans through legislation.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth Announces Voluntary Flu Vaccine Policy for Service Members
On Monday, War Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a memorandum to Pentagon leadership and other defense agencies stating that, “effective immediately,” Active and Reserve Components Service members, along with Department of War civilian personnel, will no longer be required to receive the flu vaccine.
EXCLUSIVE: Retired Navy Officer Subjected to ‘Heavy Handed’ Repercussions Over an Honest Mistake with Firearm
Despite the incident being deemed an honest mistake, a ban strips a retired Navy officer’s access to various facilities and benefits, prompting him to appeal the decision and raising concerns about the appropriateness of the harsh punishment.
Application Denied: Another Dive into the Failures of Military Bureaucracy and COVID-19 Mandate Relief
On September 23, 2021, an active-duty Air Force officer who has served for 18 years submitted a request for a religious accommodation for the COVID-19 shot mandate.
To the Detriment of the U.S., the Chinese Communist Party Leverages Both Artificial and Open-Source Intelligence
The Chinese regime’s covert support of Iran raises serious questions about China’s role in the war and its implications for U.S.
Foreign Influence Exposed: How Non-U.S. Social Media Accounts Shape the Narrative on Iran Conflict
Foreign social media accounts could be shaping negative narratives about the U.S.-Iran conflict, raising concerns about misinformation and public perception.
Air National Guardsman Being Denied Reenlistment for Refusing Flu Shot Cites Violation of Constitutional Rights
After 18 years of dedicated service, Arkansas Air National Guardsman Chris Babczak is being denied the opportunity to reenlist next month—solely because he stood firm in his decision to refuse the flu vaccine [emphasis mine].
Air Force Officer Continues His Fight Against Vindictiveness and Intolerance Over COVID-19 Shot Mandate
An Air Force officer continues to battle one of the most egregious cases of vindictiveness and intolerance stemming from the military’s 2021 COVID-19 shot mandate, which was rescinded in January 2023 and deemed “unlawful as implemented” across all military departments in May 2025.
BREAKING: Air Force Pilot Granted the Opportunity to Resume His Distinguished Military Career with His Honor Restored
The Air Force has fully restored the career of U.S.
‘Prerequisite to ending wars is the uprooting of the Ayatollah regime,’ Says Retired Israeli Ambassador
Many individuals and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are saying that President Donald Trump promised there would be no new wars.
EXCLUSIVE: The Arizona State House Makes an Unprecedented Move for a Person’s Right to Refuse Medical Mandates
On Monday, the Arizona State House put forward and passed a proposed amendment to the Arizona Constitution that could soon introduce a section solidifying an individual’s right to refuse medical mandates, products, or treatments.
What if Iran’s Repressive Islamic Theocratic Government Never Rears Its Ugly Head Again?
The worldwide consequences of Operation Epic Fury could reach well beyond the Middle East.
‘Pamphlets About Sharia Law and Other Islamic Things’ in Texas High School
High school students in Wylie, Texas, were recently provided with Muslim religious materials by representatives of an Islamic organization called Why Islam.
DEI’s ‘Divisive Ideology is Still Very Much Present, Just Lying in Wait’ for the Military
An insider, possibly a holdover from the Biden administration, might be pressuring subordinates to withhold FOIA information concerning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
The Reinstatement of Troops Impacted by Tyrannical COVID Policies is Starting to Seem Like a Sham to Many
More than a year ago, on January 27, President Donald Trump enacted an Executive Order to reinstate service members who had been discharged from the military for refusing the COVID-19 shot.
Former Army Green Beret John Frankman Declares His Candidacy for Florida’s District 1
On January 13, John Frankman, a former Army officer and Special Forces Green Beret, announced his intention to run for Congress in Florida’s District 1—for the second time.
Sorry, Liberals, ICE Does Have the Authority to Make Arrests and Use Deadly Force
Newsrooms on the Left with distinct political leanings have increasingly attempted to shape public perception by misrepresenting the legal powers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Air Force Blocks Retirement of Exemplary Officer and Discharges Her Over Lawful Objections to Vaccines
An exemplary Air Force officer is losing her retirement after a Board of Inquiry abruptly closes the door on her.
U.S.-based Nonprofit Financed a Hamas Operative, Claim Glenn Beck and the Mauro Institute
Conservative political commentator Glenn Beck and the Mauro Institute claim, in a recent report, that they have discovered yet another instance of U.S.
Trump Briefed on Military and Covert Options Regarding the Iranian Regime’s Actions Against its Own Citizens
Amid ongoing protests against the oppressive Iranian regime, reports indicate that at least 2,000 people have lost their lives.
Islam’s Contempt for the West Evidenced Through Antisemitism and Christian Persecution
The deep-seated animosity towards Jews and Christians among Islamists poses a threat to any nation.
The Balance Between Incentivizing Death and Saving the Lives of Veterans, as Hundreds of Millions Are Paid Out to Families for Their Loss
When veterans take their own lives, their families may receive financial support if the veteran was covered by Veterans’ Group Life Insurance (VGLI).
