Trump’s First 100 Days: What Blacks Should Hope For
In late October of this year, then candidate Trump gave a speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in which he outlined his plan for his first 100 days in office.
Entries by Joe Miller
Standing up to Political Bullying Is What Voters Want
After a month of counting absentee and provisional ballots, exploring voter fraud, and recounting 90,000+ ballots in one of the progressive strongholds of the state that were turned in at 11:30 p.m. on election night, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory conceded that he lost his re-election on Dec. 5. McCrory lost his re-election by only […]
Campus Disinvitations Hit Record Number in 2016, Report Says
The number of speakers who faced opposition or disinvitation this year reached a record high, according to a report from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.
DNC Hopeful Keith Ellison to Rub Elbows with Radicals at Islamic Confab
Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn. (F, 26%), the frontrunner to become the next chair of the Democratic National Committee, is set to speak at an event next week that is being described as a “rogue’s gallery of the Islamist world.”
Russian Ambassador to Turkey Gunned down ‘for Aleppo.’ What’s next for Turkish-Russian Relations?
Russia and Turkey have come a long way over the past year.
Truck Plows into Christmas Market in Berlin, Killing at Least 9 and Injuring Dozens More
At least nine people are dead and dozens more injured after a large truck drove into a crowd at a Christmas Market in Berlin yesterday night.
THE OBAMA LEGACY: Best Post-Election Graphic Yet
Philip Bump at The Washington Post accurately captions it “The decimation of the Democratic Party, visualized.”
Veteran Buys Christmas Presents for Family of Man Who Shot and Paralyzed Him
An Army veteran was shot and paralyzed last year by a guy who robbed him and his girlfriend — and he’s showing Christ-like forgiveness to the shooter’s family this Christmas.
Why Donald Trump Is Catching Heat for Planning on Moving the Embassy to Jerusalem
There is no controversy like the controversy that surrounds the city of Jerusalem, the most divided city on the earth and the most coveted city on the earth.
Science or Propaganda? NatGeo Uses 9-Year-Old as Human Shield in War on Gender
Ever on the forefront of reporting scientific breakthroughs, National Geographic’s January 2017 cover features a 9-year-old transgender girl. Though it’s not even hit shelves yet, “The Science of Gender” has already received praise and criticism, prompting a pre-emptive editor’s note.