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.
Entries by Joe Miller
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.
Smug, Arrogant, Elitist Liberals STILL Refuse to Fathom President Trump
The question is not “is anyone surprised?”
Leading Critic of Trump’s Attorney General Pick Withdrew Accusation in 1986
A vocal opponent of confirming Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., as U.S. attorney general recanted part of his critical testimony 30 years ago against Sessions being confirmed as a federal judge.
An Inconvenient Right: Ninth Circuit Fails to Protect 2nd Amendment
There are all sorts of rights the federal courts have invented. There is a right to an abortion with no restrictions on the clinics; there is a right to force states to recognize any relationship as a marriage; there is a right for Planned Parenthood to get state funding; there is a right to 20 days of early voting and ballot harvesting.
What to Know About the Fiscal Hawk Trump Chose as Budget Director
President-elect Donald Trump chose one of the most outspoken fiscal conservatives in Congress, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, to be director of the Office of Management and Budget.
Busted: Deceitful Media Lied About Trump’s Speech in 3 Racially Charged Headlines
With all the recent consternation from the mainstream media over the prevalence of “fake news,” and the constant grumblings about the dangers that low-information voters present, you’d think the media would take care extra care in their reporting these days.
Saturday’s ‘Peace in the Womb’ Christmas Caroling to Shine Light on the Darkness of Abortion
Warm up your voice. A pro-life group is organizing Christmas caroling nationwide in front of abortion clinics to bring the “Christmas message of peace and joy to the darkness of the abortion clinic.”
Cyberattacks Are a Major Security Threat. Here’s How to Deter Them.
Nearly two years ago, North Korea launched a cyberattack against Sony that nearly crippled the movie giant. The U.S. responded by imposing yet another round of feckless sanctions against the Hermit dynasty.
What Moved Voters? Pastors and Flocks Disagree
Even as Clinton dead-enders cycle through scapegoats and conspiracy theories in their drawn-out path to acceptance of the fact that they lost the 2016 election, statistician George Barna of the American Culture and Faith Institute is still trying to understand what influenced voters to rally behind Donald Trump, especially among America’s religious communities.