Trump Plans to Rename Veterans Day
While Trump fixates on renaming Veterans Day, perhaps our energy would be better spent improving care for the veterans it’s meant to honor.
Author: Guy D. McCardle
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Guy D. McCardle is a sixteen-year veteran of the United States Army and most recently served as a Medical Operations Officer during OIF I and OIF II. He holds a degree in Biology from Washington & Jefferson College and is a graduate of the US Army Academy of Health Sciences. Guy has been a contributing writer to Apple News, Business Insider, International Business Times, and Medical Daily. He has over 8,000 answers and more than 30,000 followers on Quora, where he is a top writer on military topics. McCardle is the Managing Editor of the SOFREP News Team, a collective of military journalists.
Iran’s Shahid Rajaei Port Disaster Update: Death Toll Rises Amid Ongoing Investigations
A smoldering crater, a rising death toll, and a regime choking on its own denials—welcome to Iran’s latest industrial nightmare, now with extra rocket fuel.
SOFREP Morning Brief: Trump Proposes Downsizing at CIA, Humanitarian Aid Ship Attacked by Drones off Malta, India and Pakistan Face Renewed Conflict
Good Morning! Here is SOFREP’s custom curated news brief for Saturday, May 3rd, 2025. Tensions are surging worldwide as President Trump downsizes U.S. intelligence agencies, a Gaza-bound aid ship is struck by drones in international waters, and India and Pakistan teeter on the brink of conflict following a deadly attack in Kashmir.
The CIA’s Bold New Playbook: Recruiting Chinese Spies
The CIA just dropped a recruitment ad in Mandarin like it was a Super Bowl commercial—only the audience is pissed-off party officials and the prize is treason with benefits.
Mike Waltz Out As National Security Advisor
What started as one rogue Signal chat turned into a full-blown digital dumpster fire that torched half the National Security Council and left Trump scrambling for loyalists with security clearances.
Suspected ISIS Operative Arrested in Iraq in Connection to New Year’s Day New Orleans Bourbon Street Killings
The war on terror didn’t die—it just got Wi-Fi and a new playbook, and if you think it’s over, you’re already a step behind the next lunatic with a martyr complex and a truck full of hate.
Viktoriia Roshchyna: The Ukrainian Journalist Who Dared to Tell the Truth—and Paid with Her Life
They tried to pass off Viktoriia’s mutilated corpse as an “unidentified male,” but no amount of Soviet-style paperwork can bury the fact that she was tortured, murdered, and returned like a mangled warning label on the cost of telling the truth.
British Special Air Service Compromised: How a Decade-Long Security Oversight Put Elite Operatives at Risk
Leaving the names of SAS troops online for years isn’t an oversight—it’s a reckless gamble with the lives of men trained never to be seen.
Secretary of Defense Hegseth Orders Military Medical Standards Review
Secretary Hegseth’s review isn’t about politics—it’s about reminding the military that toughness, not tolerance, wins wars.
Major Power Outage in Portugal and Spain: Possible Cyberattack – Was Russia Behind This?
When the lights go out and the cell towers die, it’s not just bad luck anymore—it could be a warning shot from a cyber war most people won’t even see coming.
Medal of Honor Monday: Dr. Mary Edwards Walker
Dr. Mary Edwards Walker broke every rule society tried to set for her, and in doing so, earned her place as the only woman to ever wear the Medal of Honor.
SOFREP Evening Brief: Trump’s First 100 Days, Israel Targets Weapons in Beirut, Russia Arrests Bombing Suspect
Stay on top of the news with the SOFREP Evening Brief: Top updates on defense and global affairs for April 27, 2025.
