Shocking Number of Children Show Signs of Smartphone Addiction
Recent national surveys project that 53% of children will own a smartphone by age 11.
Entries by Joe Miller
WATCH: President Trump Tells Large Crowd That Jesus Christ Is the True Meaning of Christmas
As the president noted, the tradition of lighting a national Christmas tree began in 1923 when President Calvin Coolidge lit a 48-foot fir tree as a quartet from the U.S. Marine Band performed.
Pensacola Shooting Suspect Reportedly Loathed U.S. as ‘Nation of Evil,’ Hosted Dinner to Watch Mass Shooting Videos; Pensacola Muslims Fear ‘Backlash’ After Jihad Massacre
A Saudi military student training at Pensacola Naval Air Station reportedly wrote an anti-American manifesto prior to the shooting.
Did Biden Use Another Racial Slur?
Former Vice President Joe Biden is refusing to explain what he meant.
WATCH: Nadler Confronted over Hypocrisy on Impeachment; Nadler Argues Dems’ Impeachment Case Is so Strong That a Jury Would Convict in ‘Three Minutes Flat’
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat, was called out by CNN.
City Wants Private Property Owners to Add ‘Mandatory Rest Spaces’ for the Homeless
Portland, Oregon, like many other notably “blue” cities, is not immune to a growing homelessness problem.
Bernie Sanders Staffer Departs over Anti-Semitic, Homophobic Tweets
A staffer for 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders reportedly departed last week over anti-Semitic and homophobic tweets.
Democratic Lawmaker: ‘I Am Struggling’ to See a Case for Impeachment; Trump Declines to Take Part in ‘Baseless’ House Impeachment Inquiry; Trump Rips CNN Report About Device He Uses for Official Calls
Several moderate Democratic House representatives are balking at impeaching President Trump as they worry doing so will have severe political consequences.
Jury Sides with Elon Musk in ‘Pedo Guy’ Defamation Lawsuit
A Los Angeles jury ruled against British cave diver Vernon Unsworth in his defamation lawsuit against Elon Musk.
Deserted Alaska Child, 5, Carries Toddler Half a Mile in Below-Freezing Temps in Socks, Light Clothes
A 5-year-old child in a remote Alaska village carried a toddler half a mile to a neighbor’s house in the bitter cold.