Al Sharpton Makes Some Serious Charges Against Jeff Sessions. Here Are the Facts.
The Rev. Al Sharpton is organizing a resistance movement comprised of black civil rights leaders to protest the presidency of Donald Trump.
Entries by Joe Miller
8 Takeaways From the First Day of Jeff Sessions’ Confirmation Hearings
It got rowdy at times during the hearing Tuesday on Sen. Jeff Sessions’ nomination to become attorney general, but not so much because of fellow senators who questioned the Alabama Republican.
7 Ways This Senator Says Government Wastes Your Tax Dollars
As Congress enters debate on a new budget, Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., is making sure wasteful spending remains at the forefront with a report citing examples ranging from a study of how college students party to research on whether dinosaurs could sing.
Ukraine’s Plan to Manufacture US M16 Combat Rifles Hits a Snag Over Ammunition
Kalashnikov assault rifles are among the most iconic symbols of the Soviet military.
Russia Derangement Syndrome. Let’s Focus on REAL Threats to American Security
The current Russia “debate” is counter-productive. Yes, Russia meddled in our elections, but Russia did not determine the result.
While America Was Watching Football, the FBI Dropped These 300 Clinton-Related Docs
While the rest of America was preoccupied with the NFL Wildcard Playoffs and the Golden Globes ceremony Sunday evening, the FBI released another batch of Hillary Clinton documents, completely unannounced.
The Sickening Nature of Anti-Israel Hatred
When is a cold-blooded murderer hailed as an international hero? When he’s a radical Islamic terrorist who slaughters Jews.
Retired IRS Special Agent: Here’s How to Get Mexico to Pay for the Wall
The Washington Post published an article reporting that American taxpayers will have to pay for the promised wall between Mexico and the southern U.S. border, despite President-elect Donald Trump’s earlier claims that Mexico would be forced to fund the project.
What We Ought to Talk About in 2017
On the subject of language and speech, I offered an initial list (by no means comprehensive!) of some things I hope we stop saying in 2017 because these words and their meanings have been twisted and malformed so as to make madness seem normal and sanity seem cruel.
The Senate’s Role in Confirming Trump’s Cabinet, Explained
Donald Trump won’t be inaugurated as president until Jan. 20, but his Cabinet choices begin to face confirmation hearings in the Senate this week.