Coronavirus

This Week on SOFREP: A military-wide search for extremism, China’s Cold War games, and insights into new findings about COVID-19 testing.

A new WHO advisory suggests that machines used to test for COVID-19 may not have been correctly calibrated, leading to inflated case numbers.

Effective immediately individuals must wear masks continuously while on military installations. Get the full breakdown on the new regulation.

249 Air Force Academy cadets were caught cheating and violating the honor code during remote learning brought on by COVID-19 pandemic.

Check out all the SOFREP stories and reports from across the military and world you missed this week: January 18th – January 24th, 2021.

Biden has kicked open the door to a massive federal COVID-19 response with ten executive orders signed within one day of inauguration.

The Nimitz Carrier Strike Group was ordered to return to the Persian Gulf after news of Iran seizing a Korean oil tanker reached the Pentagon.

Trump just cost jobless workers one week of federal unemployment assistance after he failed to sign the relief bill by midnight on Saturday.

With no military-wide leave plan in place, servicemembers will be forced to jump through hoops in order to return home for the holidays.

General Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is preparing the DoD for belt-tightening measures citing the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. politicians are scrambling to get a series of bills signed in the coming days to avoid what could be a catastrophic government shutdown.

As vaccines are nearing full-scale production, officials inside Operation Warp Speed are gearing up for the hardest part yet: distribution.