Georgia Student Sues After His Public School Censored Him From Sharing His Faith on Campus
A student in Georgia has sued his school after he claims the public college prohibited him from sharing his Christian faith on campus.
Entries by Joe Miller
3 Ways Politicians Play Politics With Public Employee Pensions
Pensions are a huge part of public employees’ compensation, often providing a quarter to a third of their total compensation. A new report from the American Legislative Exchange Council shows how politicians play politics with public pensions, threatening public employees and taxpayers alike.
Calm Down, Lefties: YouTube Star’s Delta Air ‘Discrimination’ Claim Could Very Well Be #Fakenews
The internet is ablaze with a story of alleged racial discrimination on a Delta Air flight Wednesday morning. But before anyone jumps to conclusions, we need to wait for all the facts.
How Sen. Lee Forced McConnell’s Hand on Repealing Obamacare
House Speaker Paul Ryan and Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have garnered plaudits recently for their strong stance on repealing Obamacare.
Catholic Woman Fights Back Against Health Center for Firing Her for Not Teaching Contraception
A Catholic health educator has filed a complaint with the federal government accusing a Houston health center of violating her religious freedom.
My 2017 Resolutions for Minorities and Women
MTV has raised hackles across America with its new video that features Millennials engaged in social justice shaming of men whose ancestors came from Europe. Here’s that network’s contribution to the culture: 2017 Resolutions for White Guys.
Sorry, Michelle, but I Won’t Be Riding Your Hopeless Train Into the Future
Our hope as a nation depends entirely on one thing only: whether or not we will turn back to God with humble hearts and hear Him and obey Him.
Fearing Late Action by Obama, Republicans Consider Curbing Presidential Power to Declare National Monuments
President Barack Obama is using his executive power to issue a broad swath of environmental protections during his last weeks in office, guarding himself against a successor who has vowed to roll back parts of that agenda. As part of this effort, Obama has made historic use of a 110-year-old law signed by Theodore Roosevelt […]
Terror Attack in Germany Puts Spotlight on Refugee Policy
Before this year, Germany was not used to Islamist terrorists striking on its home soil. A lot has changed since.
Could Murder of Russian Ambassador Lead to a Reassessment of Turkey’s Role in NATO?
Imagine if the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico were publicly executed in Mexico City by a Mexican government security guard who shouted slogans about “justice” for illegal aliens.