Trump Taps Open Borders Zealot to Head Department of Labor
Amidst all of the political science theories analyzing the secret sauce for Trump’s victory, there is one factor we can say for certainly did not play a role in his victory.
Entries by Joe Miller
Excommunication and the Church: A Dose of Discipline with a Side of Grace
I was 17 years old when I first witnessed an evangelical “excommunication.”
Stopping America’s Drug Epidemic
America is facing a tragic epidemic of drug-overdose deaths, and both Republicans and Democrats agree that it is time for action.
Congress Isn’t Finished Investigating Planned Parenthood, Others in 2015 Videos
Congress took significant steps forward last week in its continued efforts to hold Planned Parenthood and fetal tissue procurement companies accountable for the sale and trafficking of aborted fetal tissue.
Obama Political Appointees to Continue as Career Employees Under Trump
After President Barack Obama exits office, at least 88 of his political appointees will likely remain working in the federal government under a Donald Trump administration, according to numbers from the Office of Personnel Management.
Did Donald Trump Really Agree with Barack Obama That People Shouldn’t Make Too Much Money?
Earlier this week, President-elect Donald Trump Tweeted that Boeing’s effort to construct a new Air Force one for future presidents was too expensive.
Oakland Warehouse Organizer Derick Ion Almena’s ‘Cult Like Life’ Revealed
Details of the sinister and sometimes cult-like atmosphere around the ‘artist’ who ran the Oakland warehouse can be revealed.
Trump’s Mexico Border ‘Wall’ Vanishing as GOP Lawmakers Bolt
The Mexican border wall that Donald Trump promised in the campaign doesn’t really have to be a wall, says Representative Dennis Ross, a member of the president-elect’s transition team.
Horrific Details of Missing Alaska Teenager’s Death Revealed
A missing Alaskan teenager was allegedly beaten, kidnapped and was forced to walk into remote woods where he was shot dead execution style.
75 Years Later: What Pearl Harbor Taught Us About Patriotism
Seventy-five years ago at about this very hour — 7:55 a.m. Hawaii time — airplanes bearing Japanese insignia began dropping bombs on ships docked at Pearl Harbor.