Charges Filed Against Officer Involved in Deadly Tulsa Shooting
The police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man last week has been formally charged with first-degree manslaughter in connection with the shooting.
Entries by Joe Miller
With DC District Court Oral Argument, a Chance to Push Back Against EPA’s Power Grab
The Environmental Protection Agency takes the position that man-made carbon dioxide is causing global climate change and therefore must be tightly controlled, at any cost.
One Lawmaker’s Plan to Rein in Spending and Assert Conservative Principles
Before lawmakers in the House could read the Senate’s plan to fund the government after the end of the month, Steve King was dismissing the measure out of hand, calling it “unconstitutional.”
In New Spending Bill, McConnell Sides With Liberals, Ignores Conservative Priorities
After voting to proceed to a bill that didn’t exist earlier this week, the Senate has finally produced text of the continuing resolution, a short-term government spending bill.
As Trump Offers Cleveland New Hope, Pastors Pray to Protect Him From ‘Satanic Attack’
Evangelical Christians of multiple races mixed their faith in God with their faith that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump can heal the nation yesterday.
Every Immigrant Without High School Degree Will Cost Taxpayers $640,000
On average, a nonelderly adult immigrant without a high school diploma entering the U.S. will create a net fiscal cost (benefits received will exceed taxes paid) in both the current generation and second generation.
House, Senate Republicans Jockey to Advance Short-Term Spending Measure
The chairman of the largest conservative caucus in Congress is pushing House Republicans to pass a stopgap spending package before the Senate can finish work on its version.
Up to 15 Percent of Noncitizens in US Are Voting, Alleges Expert
The Obama administration opposes states verifying citizenship status of registered voters.
Summit Declaration: Use These Principles to Compare Candidates and Platforms
In a critical national election where the two leading candidates are far from perfect, we have come to a stark conclusion: We must set aside non-essentials that are repeated in the media, such as the candidates’ personalities, their off-hand comments, short-term political strategies, and the ups and downs of the news cycles or the polls.
Islamic Terrorism Is Not a Narrative
In the aftermath of this past weekend’s Islamic terrorist attacks, White House press secretary Josh Earnest commented, “We are in a narrative battle. ISIL want to project the West as being at war with Islam. It’s a mythology. And we’re debunking that myth … We can’t play into this narrative that somehow the United States is fighting Islam.”