New Marine Corps Ad on Women in Combat Sparks Heated PC Debate
The Marine Corps’ first-ever recruitment video showing a woman in combat quickly devolved into a spat about political correctness after it was posted to Facebook.
Entries by Joe Miller
Comedian Jim Gaffigan’s Wife’s Experience With Tumor ‘Strengthened My Faith in God’
Comedy writer Jeannie Gaffigan suffered from headaches, dizziness and coughing fits for months. The wife of comedian Jim Gaffigan chalked it up to her busy lifestyle and having five kids.
Here’s How Far Behind Trump Is on Political Appointments Compared to Obama, Bush
President Donald Trump has begun to move on naming federal judges and will eventually be naming a new FBI director, but more broadly, he remains slow in filling political appointments compared to his predecessors.
How This Maryland Police Department Is Combating the MS-13 Gang
Two years ago, a suburban Maryland county began to see a dramatic rise in killings attributed to MS-13, an international gang with ties to Central America.
Merkel: Germany Won’t Step up Fight Against ISIS Even If NATO Does
German Chancellor Angela Merkel does not plan on increasing the country’s commitment to the fight against the Islamic State even if NATO increases its commitment to the fight.
Past Time to End This Democratic Witch Hunt
I don’t deny that President Trump’s firing of FBI Director James Comey was handled poorly, but it pales in comparison with the Democrats’ ongoing partisan witch hunt against President Trump concerning Russia. That should be the story.
Teacher Fired for Giving Student a Bible Gets Job Back — Victory!
Mr. Tutka was a substitute teacher in Phillipsburg, New Jersey.
The Man Who Was Beheaded the Day He Became a Christian
Most of us know the story of the 21 Coptic Christians from Egypt who held fast to their faith and were beheaded by ISIS in February, 2015.
Removal of Confederate Icons Stirs Nuanced, Varied Reactions
The statue of the Confederacy’s president had been hoisted from its stone pedestal.
ICE Spent Tens of Thousands of Dollars Sending Officials to Tolerance Seminar
Immigration and Customs Enforcement spent tens of thousands of dollars to send its officials to a “tolerance seminar” put on by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, a group known for opposing immigration control efforts.