How the lives of two veterans intersected in a tragic way, revealing serious problems in the system intended to help soldiers with Traumatic Brain Injury.
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(Original air date: October 13, 2019) Today we begin with an investigation into the taxpayer funded bureaucracy where millions of our military veterans get their medical care. The V.A. It’s a story about the intersection of two Army vets who
The following is an excerpt from JustTheNews.com. In the wake of protests following the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, America has made it clear that it has no tolerance for racism, either in the board
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Sunday on Full Measure: My investigation into the taxpayer-funded bureaucracy where millions of our military veterans get their medical care: the V.A. It’s a story about a tragedy that began years ago due to long-standing problems in the bureaucracy. It
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The following is an excerpt from an article at JustTheNews.com. The U.S. Soccer Board of Directors has voted to revoke a policy that required athletes remain standing for the national anthem. “The policy was put in place after Megan Rapinoe kneeled in solidarity with
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Sens. Johnson and Grassley are publicly releasing this document so the American people can know the truth about the information contained in the annex. Sens. Johnson, Grassley comment on Annex A release Finally, officials have declassified and released the document
(Original air date: October 6, 2019) A disturbing study shows that no matter where you live, a lot of the state laws you live by aren’t being written by the people you elect—or even their staff. They’re being written by
The Justice Department, under two administrations and 7 Attorneys General and acting Attorneys General, has avoided answering Congressional questions about the forensically-proven intrusions into the computers of investigative correspondent Sharyl Attkisson. In fact, the Department of Justice continues to defend
