Benghazi Widow Rebukes Clinton for Telling Country to ‘Move On’
The wife of one of the men killed during the attacks in Benghazi, Libya, rebuked Hillary Clinton for encouraging the country to “move on” four years after the violence.
Entries by Joe Miller
Law Enforcement Sources: Gun Used in Paris Terrorist Attacks Came From Phoenix
The investigative follow up of the Paris weapon consisted of tracking a paper trail using a 4473 form, which documents a gun’s ownership history by, among other things, using serial numbers.
‘Pro-Life’ GOP Ups the Budget for International Abortions
For all the talk about partisanship in Washington, 90 percent of legislative initiatives are actually bipartisan, especially the bills that affect the funding of critical policies.
3 Bills That Can Stop Obama’s Transgender Makeover of the Military
The President and the Secretary of Defense have a message for our ruthless enemies.
The Facts on Zika and the Abortion Industry’s False Panic Over Microcephaly
Zika is associated with a number of serious disabilities.
Obama Administration Seeks to Delay Release of Clinton Aides’ Emails Until Late 2018
The Obama administration filed a motion in federal court seeking a 27-month delay in producing emails between Hillary Clinton and her former State Department aides.
Dolly Parton’s Presidential Endorsement Announcement Might Surprise Fans
Country legend Dolly Parton has made her presidential endorsement.
HUMA ABEDIN: Say, It Looks Like the State Department Totally Ignores FOIA Requests From the Peons
Earlier this week, Clinton “body woman” Huma Abedin was deposed by Judicial Watch.
Why Americans Should Care About Attacks on Religious Liberty in Russia
There are troubling new developments in Russia.
White House Opens Restrooms Based on Gender Identity, but Not Sure of Other Federal Buildings
The National Park Service says park visitors can use the restroom that matches their gender identity, but the White House isn’t sure whether the Obama administration is applying that policy to all federal government buildings.