Socialism: The Grinch That Stole Venezuela’s Children
The Christmas season is a time to think of those less fortunate. This year, the children of Venezuela certainly qualify.
Entries by Joe Miller
Impeachment Controversy Stokes Uncertainty Ahead of South Korean Election
The next South Korean presidential election is scheduled to be held on or before Dec. 20, 2017.
Trump’s Pick for Attorney General Prosecuted These Civil Rights Cases
Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., spent a considerable amount of his time as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Alabama pressing civil rights lawsuits.
Israel Green-Lights Settlements After UN Snub
Israeli authorities gave the go-ahead for the construction of hundreds of new settlement sites in East Jerusalem Monday after a United Nations resolution condemned Israel over the issue.
Dangerous Times for Israel Demand Renewed American Commitment
Let us pray that Mr. Trump’s commitment to the Jewish state will be dogged.
5 Things Pro-Lifers Have to Celebrate as 2016 Comes to a Close
2016 has been rough on everyone, and the pro-life movement is no exception.
Scientists Keep Trying to Deny the Heartache of Abortion — With Poor Science
Our culture is in a worrisome state when major medical journals ignore the foundation and methods of science in service to a political end.
What Should Christians Do After a Year Like 2016? The Bible Has Some Suggestions
In 2016, the presidential election dominated everything.
Feel the Hate, Feel the Love, and Thanks for the Teamwork
As we come to the end of 2016, by all counts a highly unusual and even surreal year, I wanted to take a moment to thank each of you who have read my articles or watched my videos and shared them with others.
13 Victories Conservatives Want From President Trump by Next Christmas
What should conservatives expect from Donald Trump’s first 100 days of presidency?