Chad Groening

News Reporter at American Family Radio

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More to Ramirez’ removal than ‘photogate,’ military watchdog says

1 day ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

A conservative military watchdog believes the firing of an Army Reserve commander is more than her failure to display photos of the chain of command. Recently Col. Sheyla Baez Ramirez was relieved of duty at Fort McCoy Wisconsin after the post failed to install photos of President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on a wall displaying their chain of command. (Vance is shown in Greenland above and in a file photo from the campaign below).
Fires flame up around Hegseth, but Trump stands strong behind his Defense Secretary

2 days ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

During the annual Easter egg hunt at the White House, Trump defended Pete Hegseth in the wake of reports by The New York Times and others in the leftwing media accusing him of sharing classified military attack plans in a group chat on the social media app Signal with his wife, brother and personal lawyer. The report comes a month after a journalist was mistakenly added to a Signal group chat in which US cabinet officials, including Hegseth, discussed plans to attack Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Sleepy Right needs to match energy from Left as mid-terms approach, Gabriel says

4 days ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

A national security analyst is concerned that the Left is fully energized right now, while there is apathy on the Right. Recently nearly 7,500 packed an arena in Missoula, Montana to attend a Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders "Fighting Oligarchy" rally. He was accompanied by New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio Cortez. They criticized the influence of billionaires in U.S. politics and cuts to federal agencies and programs made by President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Trump is giving Iran some time now, but President's patience has limits

1 week ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

A pro-Israel activist and end-times prophecy expert is concerned that the Iranians would love to buy time by dragging out nuclear discussions with President Donald Trump as long as possible. A stunning report has revealed that Trump put a halt on Israeli plans for a series of joint strikes next month aimed at taking out Iranian nuclear sites. Instead the President wanted to try a diplomatic solution to the problem of Tehran's nuclear program.
Election might decide if Canada hits churches with federal taxes

1 week ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

Pictured: Prime Minister Mark Carney A Canadian and longtime Christian educator is gravely concerned about a recommendation in parliament to remove the charitable status from all faith-based non-profits, including churches.
Gabriel credits Bukele for turning around crime-ridden country

1 week ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

Pictured: President Trump and El Salvador President Nayib Bukele at the White House. Now that El Salvador and its notorious Terrorism Confinement Center are in the news, a national security analyst says the nation has emerged from a dangerous, gang-infested country of a few years ago. El Salvador, a country of 6 million, is located in Central America along the Pacific Ocean.
Deporting citizens? Legality a question, but look would be bad, Arthur says

1 week ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

During a recent off-the-cuff conversation with Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador, Trump appeared to endorse the idea of sending homegrown U.S. prisoners to the Central American country. "Homegrowns are next. The homegrowns, but you got to build about five more places. Yeah, you've got space,” Trump said.
A tale of two priorities: Support arms embargo or embassy in Jerusalem

1 week ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

Pictured: Mark Carney (left) and Pierre Poilievre When an upcoming election in Canada decides the next prime minister, it could also determine whether the nation's highest office supports Israel or the Hamas terrorists. Canadians go to the polls in two weeks, April 28, in an unusual federal election in which longtime political leader Justin Trudeau is no longer a key figure after his Liberal Party forced him out.
Texans facing down prospect of Sharia law near the 'Big D'

1 week ago | afn.net | Chad Groening |Jody Brown

A national security analyst – along with some high-profile Texas Republicans – is concerned that a proposed Islamic compound near Dallas could become an enclave for Sharia law. There is much consternation in north Texas as citizens continue to voice their concerns about a planned Muslim-centric community known as EPIC City. As reported by AFN, critics say the words and actions of those behind the project aren't matching up.
PM Carney showing his true colors, say critics

1 week ago | afn.net | Chad Groening

The new prime minister of Canada has drawn criticism for accusing Israel of genocide. During a recent rally, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (pictured above) was interrupted by a pro-Palestinian protestor who shouted: "There's a genocide happening in Gaza." Carney responded: "I'm aware – that's why we have an arms embargo."Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the claim "irresponsible" and wrote on X that "Canada has always sided with civilization.