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Joe Biden to roll out proposed Supreme Court reform
Next week, Joe Biden may present proposals for reforming the U.S. Supreme Court. Among the changes that Biden is looking for are term limits for the justices and a code of ethics. Biden is also expected to call for a constitutional amendment that would limit immunity for the president and for certain elected offices. Karine […]
About time for Sailors who refused Covid shots
Several years later – the Navy has opened a window for sailors who refused Covid shots for religious reasons to have their records cleaned up. Under an agreement in the case announced Wednesday, Navy sailors who refused the vaccine for religious reasons can now have their records corrected and will be protected against discrimination on […]
Weekend Open Thread
Dave dropped a post explaining that Facebook was accusing This Aint Hell of posting “clickbate”. There is a possibility that a male Karen was behind this. He may not have gotten his way with someone at this site, which may have prompted him to “speak to the manager”. When the manager did not resolve his […]
Soldier sentenced for selling $2 million worth of military equipment
Christopher Hammond, 38, is a Chief Warrant Officer 3 in the Army. He abused his position via ordering military equipment for his unit. However, instead of recording the items into the proper inventories, he sold them. Over the two-year period that he conducted this scheme, he received $1.8 million via wire transfers. He also received […]
Harley Davidson Goes Woke
Unavailable for Comment Harley-Davidson sparks boycott call for going ‘totally woke’ with DEI policies Story by Ariel Zilbe Harley-Davidson became the latest major brand to face backlash over its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives — with a conservative online influencer calling for a boycott of the iconic motorcycle maker. Robby Starbuck, who has more […]
The US and Vietnam discuss the supply of C-130 planes to Hanoi
The United States and Vietnam are involved in talks related to the sale of C-130 transport planes to the latter. As a part of the sale, there is a possibility that the United States would offer financial support. Vietnam has been looking to diversify its sources for defense needs. One of the main concerns for […]
Valor Friday
You never really know where your military service will take you. That’s especially true in wartime. John Galvin (pictured) was a Naval Aviator during World War II. Serving in the Pacific Theater, he ultimately shot down seven enemy fighters (and thus a fighter Ace) and earned four Distinguished Flying Crosses (among other awards). In the […]
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