What Trump Has Done on Immigration in First 100 Days
President Donald Trump’s dedication to enforcing immigration law is one of his significant accomplishments as he nears his 100th day in office, experts and lawmakers say.
Entries by Joe Miller
Federal Land Grabs Have Gotten out of Control. Why Trump’s Executive Order Is a Positive Sign.
Draining the swamp doesn’t just mean shrinking the size of federal bureaucracies. It means reducing the role of government throughout our society—including its ability to seize land.
How Trump’s Tax Plan Would Affect High-Tax States Like California, New York
High-income earners in high-tax states would see a federal tax rate cut, but may pay more in the end if they’re unable to deduct state and local taxes under President Donald Trump’s tax reform proposal announced Wednesday.
Cops Detain Entire School, Illegally Search/Grope 900 Kids
Children feel violated, parents are furious, and a lawsuit is getting filed after the Worth County Sheriff’s office conducted an illegal search of 900 students.
Antifa Thugs Unmasked – by Laws Originally Passed Against the KKK
In a standoff between white supremacists and communist thugs, there are no heroes — save local law enforcement. Occasionally, however, there’s some half-decent schadenfreude to be found.
Scientists Take Big Step Toward ‘Artificial Womb’ to Save Premature Babies
Doctors could use “artificial wombs” to save premature babies, according to new research published by scientists with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
The Police vs. The PC Police
Don’t innocents have the right to be protected from fanatics who so often claim to be doing God’s work?
The Real Threats to Science: Sloppiness, Bias and Fraud
Scientific progress requires scientists whose first and fearless commitment is to the truth, not to partisan visions of social justice.
Migrant Crimes up 52 Percent in Germany
Migrant crime “increased disproportionately” in Germany in 2016, according to a report released Monday by the Interior Ministry.
First Round of French Presidential Election a Blow to the Establishment
France held a presidential election under the looming threat of Islamist terrorism, and winnowed the field to two candidates at opposite ends of what has become the new ideological battle line of our era: nationalism vs. globalism, for lack of better terms.