Sen. James Lankford (R-Oklahoma) recently led an effort to push the Department of Defense (DOD) to re-instate rural and locally-owned pharmacies in the TRICARE network, after they were initially cut from the contract. Lankford says he is now hearing again from concerned service […]
Most voters say they think Congressional elections are rigged to protect incumbents, and nearly half say they believe a group of people randomly selected from the phone book could do a better job addressing the nation’s problems than the current
(POLL) 49% say a random group of people could outperform Congress Read More »
The watchdog group Judicial Watch has obtained a copy of a recent intelligence warning stating: “Al Qaeda says upcoming attacks on US, possibly involving planes, will use new techniques and tactics.” The alert was delivered on December 31, 2022 at
The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. Officials at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that they are distributing $3.2 billion to state, local, and territorial health departments across the United States in what
News coverage of the January 6, 2021 pro-Trump rally and Capitol riots has been largely one-sided. So have the unprecedented prosecutorial efforts that continue today. This week on Full Measure, you’ll hear more to the story. There are serious questions
A Different Look Into Jan. 6; Our Energy troubles; and Agree to Disagree Read More »
Two years after the January 6 pro-Trump rally and Capitol riots, the Dept. of Justice has charged nearly 1,000 people with crimes. However, nobody has been formally accused of “sedition,” “treason,” or “insurrection,” according to officials. Sedition is defined as:
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(Original air date Sep. 25, 2022) An update to our investigations into Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy, hurricane spending, and rebuilding of its electric grid at U.S. taxpayer expense. In 2017, Hurricane Maria destroyed Puerto Rico’s already dysfunctional electric grid, plunging millions
The following is an excerpt from Reuters. A tangle of high-stakes U.S. patent disputes over Covid-19 vaccines could be tamed by court rulings or grow even more complex next year. In the headlining fight, Moderna sued Pfizer and BioNTech in August, accusing
Covid-19 vaccine patent battles continue into 2023 Read More »
