The Obama administration intends to unleash a scorched earth campaign over the next 18 months, with a promise to “squeeze every last ounce of progress” and continue “fundamentally transformi... Read more
War gaming has been a tool for military planners throughout recorded history, and for decades, militaries have used computer technology to make simulated exercises more complex and fruitful.... Read more
At a time when the entirety of Western civilization is focused on eliminating police corruption and ending the suffering that unlawful police departments inflict upon citizens, a Texas State... Read more
Desperation and hope led Liberian doctor Gorbee Logan to treat a fellow healthcare worker for Ebola using Lamivudine, a drug used for treating HIV and hepatitis B. Over the next two days the... Read more
In the past 24 hours, at least four patients have been admitted for signs of Ebola only to be cleared within hours after being screened by questioning. Yesterday a patient at Baptist St. Ant... Read more
UPDATES at Bottom Texas officials and healthcare workers from around the state are urgently warning friends and family that an “imminent Ebola epidemic is a certainty“. This is n... Read more
Last week First Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas blamed a flaw in their Electronic Health Records (EHR) system for the oversight that led to the discharge of Thomas Duncan, exposing countless... Read more
DALLAS News8 — A patient in a Dallas hospital has been confirmed to have the deadly Ebola virus. That person has been held in “strict isolation” as he or she was evaluated for po... Read more
At least 700 infants may have been exposed to tuberculosis in the nursery area of a Texas hospital. The babies were put at risk of catching the contagious disease by a member of staff who wa... Read more
American children are beginning the new school year and walking directly into the Obama regime’s line of fire. Over the summer as experts, Patriots and adherents of common sense were warning... Read more
More than 100 community colleges and universities have acquired DOD surplus through the 1033 program since 1998. Today’s campus police could make the Kent State Massacre look like kids... Read more
CARACAS, VENEZUELA –Venezuela’s food shortage is so bad the country is mandating that people scan their fingerprints at grocery stores in order to keep people from buying too much of a... Read more