Hegseth pledges to “continually review” ways to reinstate troops discharged over COVID-19 vaccine mandate Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is committed to reinstating service members discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, in line with President Donald Trump's January executive order. The reinstatement process includes restoring former rank, back pay and benefits for affected service members. Challenges…

“Cancer Decoded” on BrightU: The suppressed world of alternative medicine and the hidden causes of cancer In Episode 7 of "Cancer Decoded," Jonathan Otto examines chlorine dioxide as a potential cancer treatment, featuring interviews with health advocate Tanya Carmona-Daniels and Anne Vandersteel. The episode covers its historical use, remission success in Mexico and the controversy…

The book explores contemporary conspiracy theories and hidden truths, focusing on the September 11, 2001 attacks, government and corporate secrecy, and other controversial topics. Author Jim Marrs examines war games on 9/11, the "stand down" order from Vice President Dick Cheney, and eerie similarities to actual events, challenging the official narrative. The author questions the…

The U.S. government operates over 4 million active credit cards/accounts, responsible for 90 million transactions totaling $40 billion in Fiscal Year 24. The Department of Defense leads with 27.2 million transactions across 2.4 million accounts, followed by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Homeland Security and General Services Administration. Government waste and corruption have…

Kash Patel confirmed as new FBI director by a narrow Senate vote of 51-49. Patel, a Trump ally, aims to increase accountability and transparency at the FBI. His confirmation represents a conservative effort to address perceived bias within the FBI. The nomination was highly polarizing, with Democrats raising concerns about Patel's qualifications. Patel faces significant…

Trump signs executive order halting taxpayer funds for illegal immigrants, prioritizing American citizens President Trump signed an executive order ending federal funding for illegal immigration, redirecting taxpayer dollars to prioritize American citizens. The order targets Biden-era policies that expanded benefits like Medicaid and food stamps to illegal immigrants, costing billions annually. It mandates stricter eligibility…

Delaware’s pro-life pregnancy centers fight back against unconstitutional compelled speech law Delaware pro-life pregnancy centers sue the state over SB 300, a law requiring them to post disclaimers about not being licensed medical facilities. Critics argue the law unfairly targets pro-life centers while exempting abortion providers, violating free speech and religious liberty. Noncompliance with SB…

German government to fly in thousands of Afghans post-election, despite integration failures and rising crime Why it matters: The German government is set to fly in thousands of Afghan migrants after the upcoming election, raising concerns about integration failures, rising crime rates, and the strain on taxpayers. This decision comes amidst public outcry and accusations…

Tom Pane’s “The Money to Control”: The American system is designed to benefit elites and corporations Tom Pane's book argues that the narrative of the U.S. as a land of freedom and equal opportunity is a myth propagated by institutions to serve the interests of the powerful elite. Pane asserts that the U.S. operates like…

The IRS has laid off 6,000 probationary employees, targeting hires from Biden’s IRS expansion, as part of Trump’s government efficiency push. Critics argue the cuts, timed before tax season, could disrupt services, while the administration claims they ensure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely. The layoffs focus on customer service, IT, and tax dispute roles, sparing…