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John Waters' novel "River City One" explores the difficulties veterans face readjusting to an America that has lost its way.

UPPER ST. CLAIR – Rolling out of bed at 4:30 a.m. for a long walk is something that, let’s face it, most of us would consider a chore.

Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller’s now infamous video calling civilian and military leaders to account for the Afghanistan-withdrawal debacle cost him his career. Was it worth it?

Stuart Scheller said today's military leaders are promoted based on pleasing their bosses, not performance.

Scheller slammed Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley for being focused on "white rage" rather than fighting wars.

Scheller slammed the hypocrisy of being punished for calling for accountability from military leaders for the Afghanistan withdrawal.

Stuart Scheller criticized the leadership of the military for lacking moral courage and carrying out withdrawal plans they disagreed with.

Former Marine officer Stuart Scheller's new book exposes failures in military and Afghanistan, and describes the end of his 17-year career.

Generals who are more intent on pleasing politicians than warfighting are responsible for undermining U.S. military prowess, according to the Marine who criticized the Afghanistan withdrawal

The former Marine officer, who spent years at Camp Lejeune, is on a media tour following a months-long gag order he was under after he publicly decried the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan last August.