Manhunt Sparked by Slaying of Prison Guards, Inmates’ Escape
Two Georgia inmates serving long prison sentences and “dangerous beyond description” overpowered and killed two guards on a prison bus before fleeing in a stolen car, authorities said.
Entries by Joe Miller
Mattis Is Punting the Military Buildup to 2019
Secretary of Defense James Mattis has news for Congress and for the nation: The military buildup will have to wait until next year.
2 Cases Threaten to Shut Down Public Prayer. Why the Supreme Court May Need to Act.
Two federal appeals courts are considering whether elected leaders throughout the Midwest and mid-Atlantic regions must abandon the 200-year-old practice of opening local meetings with an invocation.
Exposing the EPA’s Gold King Mine Cover-Up
Does the Environmental Protection Agency care more about its image than it does about the environment?
N Korea Releases US Hostage Otto Warmbier After Putting Him in a Coma
North Korea has released Otto Warmbier, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson announced yesterday.
Proof Cannabis DOES Lead Teenagers to Harder Drugs
Teenagers who regularly smoke cannabis are 26 times more likely to turn to other drugs by the age of 21.
LGBT Community Celebrates 8-Year-Old Drag Queen
The bawdy, homosexuality-infused world of female impersonators is celebrating an eight-year-old Montreal boy who performs as a “drag queen.”
Advertisers Withdrawing From Megyn Kelly’s Show Due to Alex Jones Interview
Multiple advertisers have told NBC that they don’t want to be anywhere near Megyn Kelly’s forthcoming interview with media personality Alex Jones.
Despite All Odds, One-Pound Baby Survives
A baby born at 22 weeks and weighing only one pound and four ounces reached stability after defying the odds of surviving.
This Medication Could Reverse a Third of Abortions
The abortion pill has been around for years and has become a highly common form of abortion.