This is completely sick. An Army doctor has been charged after allegedly secretly recording patients at an a Army base medical center in Texas. A police report has revealed the Army doctor was serving as a gynecologist at Ford Hood and has been charged with over 60 counts of “indecent visual recording.” NDTV reported more on the charges: An Army gynecologist in Texas has been formally charged after allegedly secretly recording and photographing dozens of female patients during medical exams at a military hospital, officials announced on December 9. As per CNN, Major Blaine McGraw faces multiple charges, including indecent visual recording, conduct unbecoming an officer, disobeying a superior officer, and making a false official statement. McGraw, described in a recent lawsuit as a “predator in uniform” has been charged with four main offenses and 61 individual counts, with 54 of those related to secretly recording patients. The alleged misconduct involves 44 victims and reportedly took place during his time at the Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center at Fort Hood, Texas. He also previously worked at the Tripler Army Medical Center in Hawaii. The investigation and charges have sparked outrage and raised serious concerns over patient safety and abuse of trust within military medical facilities. Here’s McGraw’s mugshot: SHOCKING | Maj. Blaine McGraw, a U.S. Army gynecologist at Fort Hood, faces charges of indecent visual recording involving 44 women. https://t.co/ynJiHZURSW — Mandy Noell (@MandyNoell) December 12, 2025 CNN reported a total of 81 women have filed a lawsuit against McGraw: Another 81 women who say they were “subjected to invasive, unnecessary, and degrading touching, voyeurism, and covert filming” are joining a lawsuit originally filed in November against Army Maj. Blaine McGraw, a gynecologist who was charged this week with secretly recording his patients during exams. The new filing was submitted on Wednesday by attorneys representing the alleged victims less than 24 hours after the Army’s Office of Special Trial Counsel charged McGraw with 54 specifications, or alleged incidents, of “indecent visual recording,” along with several other related charges. The case being brought against McGraw by the Army includes 44 alleged victims. While the military’s charges against McGraw filed this week focus on the recording of his patients, the expanded lawsuit on Wednesday accuses McGraw of sexual assault, assault, and battery under Texas law, saying he “intentionally and knowingly made harmful and offensive physical contact” with patients during their exams.  Fort Hood, where McGraw saw patients starting in 2023, is in Texas. In one example included in Wednesday’s filing an active-duty soldier said she believes McGraw took photos of her during a rape kit examination after she was sexually assaulted. “During that deeply vulnerable procedure, he was constantly on his phone while between her legs,” the lawsuit says, adding that the woman now believes that he was taking photos of her while performing the exam. The lawsuit says that McGraw “failed to document in her medical records that a rape kit had ever been performed,” and in the criminal case against her alleged rapist, the prosecution “lacked clear forensic documentation, and her assailant was ultimately acquitted.” “McGraw’s misconduct in this setting did not merely fail to protect a victim of sexual violence; it actively undermined her access to justice and allowed her perpetrator to escape accountability,” the lawsuit says. The Army has emphasized that officials are taking the allegations against McGraw seriously. Fort Hood has said in statements that investigators began looking into McGraw within hours of a patient’s allegation on October 17 and suspended McGraw immediately.

Heavy Metal star Ozzie Osbourne’s last words to his wife Sharon has been revealed. As the WLT Report previously reported, Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary and controversial singer of the heavy metal band Black Sabbath, died on Tuesday, at the age of 76. Now for the first time since her husband’s death, Sharon Osbourne has sat down for an interview and has revealed what Ozzy told her in his last words to her. The Hill reported more on Ozzie’s last words to his wife: Sharon Osbourne sat down for an interview for the first time since her iconic Rock ‘N’ Roll husband died in July. She tearfully told Piers Morgan on his podcast that Ozzy Osbourne knew it was time, and she revealed his final words to her. On his final day, he had been in and out of the bathroom during the night, and at one point he asked her to wake up. “I said, ‘I’m already bloody awake, you’ve woken me up,’” Sharon explained to the “Piers Morgan Uncensored” host in an episode released Wednesday. “And he said, ‘Kiss me,’” she recalled. “And then he said, ‘Hug me tight.’” Sometime later, he went downstairs to work out, and that’s where he had a medical event leading to his death. He never spoke to Sharon again. “If only I’d have told him I loved him more. If only I’d have held him tighter,” Sharon Osbourne, 73, told Morgan. Osbourne and her children were thrust into the spotlight when she appeared in the family’s reality show, “The Osbournes,” in the early 2000s. In recent years, Ozzy had announced various health issues, including Parkinson’s disease. He was remembered in Birmingham, England, with a funeral procession on July 30. Ozzy, who had done a farewell concert in Birmingham just two weeks before his death – reportedly against doctors’ orders — told Sharon he was coming to peace with death and that his dreams were telling him things. “He was seeing people that he never knew,” Sharon told Morgan. “I said, ‘Well, what kind of ­people?’ He goes, ‘All different people. And I just keep walking and walking, and I’m seeing all these different people every night, and I go back there and I’m looking at these people, and they’re looking at me, and nobody’s talking,’” she said in the interview. “And he knew. He was ready.” Watch here: An emotional Sharon Osbourne opens up about Ozzy’s final days and reveals his last words to her. pic.twitter.com/a1xOlq2E3k — ExtraTV (@extratv) December 10, 2025 A pastor recently came out and shared Ozzy Osbourne in his last days was beginning to be opened up to hearing the Word of God, per CBN: A Tennessee youth pastor is on a mission to take the Gospel to Hollywood, and he’s got some remarkable stories to tell from his experiences so far. For the last decade, Pastor Dylan Novak of Henard’s Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Rogersville, Tennessee, says he has seen God move in powerful ways as shares the love of Jesus with celebrities, including some A-list names. “I thought, wow, this is a forgotten mission field,” he recently told Fox News. “These people are so known in the world, but they’re forgotten.” Novak, also known on social media as the @celebrityevangelist, became widely recognized earlier this year after the death of Ozzy Osbourne, the heavy metal icon. A 2023 post from the evangelist resurfaced in July after Osbourne’s death when many people questioned if the Black Sabbath vocalist was a Christian. Novak recounted giving a personalized Bible to Osbourne, his wife, Sharon, and their two children, Kelly and Jack. “Ozzy has written many songs about his beliefs, such as After Forever and Miracle Man. In 2014, he told The Guardian he considers himself a Christian, but doesn’t understand the Bible because it’s in a language he can’t understand,” he began. “I was very thankful to have a moment to talk with Ozzy at his table. I told him I had gotten him a gift based on his spiritual beliefs,” he recalled. Novak went on to reveal that he shared the Gospel, gave Ozzy a personalized Bible, and other books. Days later, he ran into Jack who told him that his father loved the gift and kept it on his bedside table to show people who visit the “Bible that has my name on it.” This encounter was not singular in nature. The evangelist has met thousands of celebrities including President Donald Trump, Tom Cruise, Keanu Reeves, Sydney Sweeney and many others. He told Fox News that he first realized that A-listers needed to hear the Gospel just as much as anybody else after watching an interview with “Superman” actress Margot Kidder, who identified as an atheist. “Reality hit me one day that these celebrities, these people that we admire, these people that have brought us so much joy through the years with their entertainment work, they’re souls, just like you, just like me, who are on their way to heaven or hell,” he said.

On Thursday, a suspected cartel smuggler was killed during an officer-involved shooting with Border Patrol. Allegedly, the suspect crossed the river and attacked a Border Patrol, who then opened fire. The shooting happened in Starr County, Texas — near the border. Thankfully, no agents were injured during the shootout. Bill Melugin of Fox News has the details: BREAKING: Per multiple border law enforcement sources, a U.S. Border Patrol agent shot & killed a suspected cartel smuggler after he came across the river & allegedly assaulted the agent in Starr County, TX, (Rio Grande Valley) this afternoon. I’m told it happened in Border… — Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) December 12, 2025 BREAKING: Per multiple border law enforcement sources, a U.S. Border Patrol agent shot & killed a suspected cartel smuggler after he came across the river & allegedly assaulted the agent in Starr County, TX, (Rio Grande Valley) this afternoon. I’m told it happened in Border Patrol’s Rio Grande City area of operation, and the agent is okay. This is one of the most dangerous areas of the border for cartel activity. We spent many days there during the border crisis. It’s where we repeatedly saw suspected cartel gunmen caught on trail cameras moving through the brush, Border Patrol vehicles hit by gunfire, gunmen standing in broad daylight on the other side of the river, tracer rounds from a M240 machine gun being fired above a TX National Guard post, and shootouts and grenade battles on the Mexican side of the river between different cartel factions. Currently, Texas Rangers are leading an investigation into the incident. Texas DPS spokesman Lieutenant Chris Olivarez released an official statement: OFFICIAL STATEMENT The Texas Department of Public Safety can confirm that the Texas Rangers are investigating an officer-involved shooting involving the U.S. Border Patrol in Starr County. During the incident, one suspect was shot and later pronounced deceased at Starr County… — Chris Olivarez (@LtChrisOlivarez) December 12, 2025 OFFICIAL STATEMENT The Texas Department of Public Safety can confirm that the Texas Rangers are investigating an officer-involved shooting involving the U.S. Border Patrol in Starr County. During the incident, one suspect was shot and later pronounced deceased at Starr County Memorial Hospital. This remains an active and ongoing investigation. No further details are available at this time. Local news outlet ABC3340 shared sheriff’s office’s statement: The Starr County Sheriff’s Office said Border Patrol agents were “involved in a struggle prior to the shooting,” which occurred around 5:30 p.m. in Midway near the riverbank. We’ll keep you updated on any further developments. Please pray for the safety of our Border Patrol agents and all law enforcement.

Turning Point USA Faith co-chair and extreme Zionist Rob McCoy has been caught red-handed defending and integrating a convicted child molester into his church – placing the predator in roles with access to vulnerable families [...] The post TPUSA Pedophile Ring Exposed: Pastor Rob McCoy Caught Shielding Convicted Child Predator appeared first on The People's Voice.

During the presidential election, we made note of the new Minnesota flag, which looked like the Somali flag. Why Minnesotans didn’t storm Tim Walz’s office, I can’t say, but they should have. The Minnesota flag was very American. Now it looks like Somalia’s flag. It isn’t surprising. This is the governor who let Minneapolis burn, while […] The post Somalia Conquered Minnesota appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

We don’t award this honor to just anyone. The candidate has to really suck at his or her job. We like to pick people who only care about making noise and getting attention. Clown World is very happy to honor her as a clown. Jasmine challenged people to find Democrats threatening violence. So, the GOP […] The post Clown World Honors Jasmine as Clown of the Week appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Democrat Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation on Friday that conservative advocates say will turn Illinois into a hub for “suicide tourism.”  The new law allows doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to end the lives of those who are terminally ill and have been given a prognosis of less than six months to live. The bill had been sitting on his desk for over a month after Democrat lawmakers in the state Senate passed the measure a few hours after midnight on Halloween in a 30-27 vote.  “I have been deeply impacted by the stories of Illinoisans or their loved ones that have suffered from a devastating terminal illness, and I have been moved by their dedication to standing up for freedom and choice at the end of life in the midst of personal heartbreak,” Pritzker said in a statement after signing the legislation.  Conservatives fear that the law will force doctors to promote and make referrals for the deadly practice. It would also bar Christian hospitals from firing doctors or employees who perform assisted suicides. The Thomas More Society, which previously told The Daily Wire that it would sue to block the law if signed, lamented the news.  “This is a dark and sorrowful day for Illinois. When the state signals that some lives are no longer worth living, the most vulnerable pay the price,” said Thomas Olp, the executive vice president at Thomas More Society. “Instead of offering true compassion, support, and care, this law offers a fatal prescription. That is not mercy. It is abandonment.”  Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships The Thomas More Society said that the law would put the elderly, disabled, and vulnerable at risk and jeopardize the religious liberty of Christian doctors.  “By legalizing physician-assisted suicide, the Land of Lincoln has crossed a profound moral and legal red line. As signed into law, this fatal misstep places vulnerable lives at risk, tramples the inherent dignity of human life, and erodes the foundational conscience rights of medical professionals and religious medical practices.”  Illinois becomes the 12th state to legalize assisted suicide, and is the first Midwest state to do so. Thomas More Society Head of Litigation Peter Breen previously told The Daily Wire that “There’s a significant concern that this is going to turn Illinois into a suicide tourism state.”

Earlier this week, The Washington Post launched a customizable artificial intelligence podcast format targeting younger adults, but the episodes are causing headaches for news and standards editors at the paper, Semafor reported on Thursday. The Post’s new AI format, called “Your Personal Podcast,” allows users to customize their listening experience by choosing the topic, host, and length of a show, per a report from marketing and media website Digiday. But according to Semafor, which viewed internal communications from the Post, the AI podcasts are spitting out fake quotes and adding commentary to stories that are supposed to be simple news reports. Washington Post staff began flagging issues immediately after the AI podcasts were released to the public. The AI behind “Your Personal Podcast” has made significant changes to story content, including inventing quotes and presenting them as the Post’s editorial position on a particular issue. The disastrous AI podcast rollout has reportedly infuriated editors who are already trying to push back on the Trump administration after it recently labeled the Post one of the worst “media offenders.” “It is truly astonishing that this was allowed to go forward at all,” one Post editor said, according to Semafor. “Never would I have imagined that the Washington Post would deliberately warp its own journalism and then push these errors out to our audience at scale. And just days after the White House put up a site dedicated to attacking journalists, most notably our own, including for stories with corrections or editors notes attached. If we were serious we would pull this tool immediately.” Karen Pensiero, the Post’s head of standards, added that the AI debacle has been “frustrating for all of us.” The Daily Wire reached out to the Post, seeking comment. Christmas Sale – Get 40% off New DailyWire+ Annual Memberships The Washington, D.C., newspaper has been looking for ways to incorporate AI-generated content into its audio platforms and signed a multi-year deal with AI voice-generating software company ElevenLabs in May 2024. Media outlets, including the Post, Time, and The Atlantic, have used ElevenLabs to create audio versions of articles on their websites, but the Post’s “Your Personal Podcast” project took AI generation to a new level in media production. Bailey Kattleman, the Post’s head of product and design, said that “Your Personal Podcast” would give news consumers a “flexible way” to access the paper’s wide array of stories, according to Digiday. Kattleman said that she is excited to learn what the customizable AI-generated content says about listeners’ habits and interests. “It’s early, and it’s an experimental product in a lot of ways,” she said. “It’s kind of inventing a new category in a way. It’s so different from traditional podcasts. We’ll definitely be looking at habit-based metrics rather than volume in the early going.” Semafor’s report on the Post’s plunge into AI-generated content, however, suggests that the move could come back to bite the newspaper that is attempting to redefine its image. The Post, which was purchased by billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos in 2013, is supposedly in the process of making major changes to its opinion section per orders from Bezos. Bezos told the Post’s staff in an email in February, “We are going to be writing every day in support and defense of two pillars: personal liberties and free markets. We’ll cover other topics too of course, but viewpoints opposing those pillars will be left to be published by others.” The Post’s news team has continued to face criticism after publishing a story late last month claiming that War Secretary Pete Hegseth issued an order for a second strike on a suspected drug boat after he saw survivors in the water and gave the command to “kill them all.” The Post’s reporting, which relied on “two people with direct knowledge of the operation,” was refuted by Navy Admiral Mitch Bradley, who told Congress that Hegseth did not give a “kill them all” order.

A viral “McHell naw” video exposing how McDonald’s makes its McRib has many Americans asking why corporate food giants keep churning out ultra‑processed mystery meat while families struggle for real transparency and value. Worker Video Lifts the Curtain on a Cult-Favorite Sandwich The latest viral McRib clip shows what corporate advertising never does: a pale, frozen, rib‑shaped pork slab sliding from a case or tray before being grilled, dunked in sauce, and dressed up on a bun with pickles and onions. The worker’s simple kitchen footage, shared across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and X, triggered a wave of “McHell naw” reactions from viewers who saw the industrial reality behind the saucy glamour shot they were sold. For many Americans, especially those who grew up with the McRib as an occasional treat, the contrast between memory and reality is jarring. Fans remember a smoky sandwich that appeared once in a while like a fast‑food comet. Now they are confronting the fact that this “cult classic” is a molded, boneless block engineered in a factory, not a rack of ribs pulled off a backyard smoker. That gap between promise and product is driving the backlash. McDonald’s fans both hungry and horrified after worker exposes how the McRib sandwich is made: ‘McHell naw’ https://t.co/aiLHbSYqWn pic.twitter.com/6rOQjonf6b — New York Post (@nypost) December 11, 2025 How the McRib Is Really Made and Marketed Food reporting over the years has laid out what the viral video only hints at. The McRib patty is built from ground boneless pork, largely shoulder, mixed with water, seasoning, sugar, preservatives, and flavoring like liquid smoke before being stamped into its fake‑rib shape and frozen for shipment. On store grills, workers simply heat, sauce, and assemble. None of this is inherently illegal, but it underscores how far removed the sandwich is from anything resembling home cooking. McDonald’s knows this optics problem exists, yet the company deliberately leans on nostalgia, limited‑time scarcity, and kitschy “farewell tour” campaigns. The chain periodically declares the McRib gone for good, only to resurrect it in select cities, whipping up free publicity and fan “hunt” culture. Each comeback floods social media with both cheers and disgust, and every time, worker footage resurfaces to remind people what they are actually eating. Despite the ongoing scrutiny, corporate messaging remains focused on fun and fandom, not frank ingredient talk. The McRib exposed pic.twitter.com/JHILYYr1R6 — Brain Rot Reels (@BrainRotReelsTv) November 30, 2025 Why the Viral Backlash Resonates With Conservative Concerns For conservative, family‑oriented consumers watching food costs rise after years of inflation and government mismanagement, the McRib story hits a nerve. It symbolizes a broader pattern where massive corporations, often aligned with globalist ESG and woke branding, prioritize engineered hype over straightforward honesty about what goes on your plate. When a sandwich has to be sculpted to imitate real ribs, many ask what else in the modern food system is being dressed up to look better than it truly is. That frustration is amplified by the sense that regulators and legacy media have spent more time lecturing Americans about what they should eat than demanding real transparency from Big Food. Fast‑food giants are free to bombard children with glossy ads while the unfiltered look behind the scenes comes almost entirely from low‑paid workers risking their jobs with viral videos. In an era when parents are already skeptical of school lunches, lab‑grown experiments, and chemical additives, a stamped pork block swimming in sauce is one more reason to question who is really being served. Health, Transparency, and the Two Americas of Fast Food The McRib’s return cycle exposes a split in the country. On one side are die‑hard fans who shrug at the processing, arguing that an occasional McRib is just part of American fast‑food culture. On the other side are health‑conscious buyers who see high sodium, saturated fat, and additives layered on top of economic stress and worsening national health statistics. For them, the viral footage is not entertainment; it is evidence of a system pushing cheap, engineered calories over real nourishment. There is also a fairness issue. Working families already feel squeezed by higher grocery bills, insurance costs, and taxes, even as corporate chains roll out gimmick sandwiches to juice quarterly numbers. When a “limited‑time” item becomes a recurring marketing tool, yet still arrives as a frozen, factory‑formed slab, it reinforces the impression that big companies treat customers as data points, not neighbors. The McRib conversation, in that sense, is less about one sandwich and more about respect. Where This Leaves Consumers in a Post-Globalist Food Debate Under today’s more populist climate, with Washington finally shifting away from top‑down globalist priorities and putting American workers first, voters are rethinking what they expect from corporations as well. Transparency, real ingredients, and accountability matter more than performative causes or slick ads. The McRib video went viral because people instinctively know something is off when a beloved menu item looks unrecognizable until a sauce bath hides the seams. Conservatives do not need new regulations to fix every menu; they need honest information and a free market that rewards companies willing to level with their customers. That means supporting local restaurants and brands that put quality ahead of gimmicks, teaching kids to see past marketing tricks, and using their dollars to back businesses that respect families over fads. The McRib will likely keep coming back, but informed Americans do not have to keep biting. Sources: McDonald’s Is Bringing Back the McRib—Again McDonald’s McRib Is Returning to Select Cities in 2025