7 Big Judicial Setbacks to Obama’s Executive Overreach
Much of President Barack Obama’s executive action legacy will be decided by the courts after he leaves office, but he had a rough judicial record while serving.
Entries by Joe Miller
Strangers in Our Own Land: The Non-Citizen Voter Fraud Disaster
Several weeks after a court ordered Ohio to stop cleaning its voter rolls from dead voters, likely raising the specter of voter fraud in the key battleground state, a new report reveals how Virginia and Pennsylvania — two other critical states — have seen hundreds of cases of non-citizens voting.
Ex-Kaine Staff Member Shocked at Former Boss’s Debate Performance
On the question of who won the vice presidential debate, the answer you get is largely determined by whom you ask.
Tax Dollars at Play: Recent Chart-Topping Hits of Fraud and Abuse
A recent report issued by the Inspector General of the Department of Defense slammed a former senior adviser to U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter for using a government credit card on sexual escapades, alcohol abuse and other illegal actions.
Undercover: Steven Crowder Infiltrates Socialist Student Protest and It Is Absolutely Terrifying
So, what exactly does a “Students Against Sweatshops” conference entail? Conservative comedian Steven Crowder went undercover — for science — to find out.
The Media’s Embarrassing Failure to Bring up Obamacare in the Debates
Maybe Bill Clinton should moderate the next presidential debate.
Bill Clinton Dogged by Protester Reminding Voters of Rape Accusation
For yet another day, protesters reminded American voters that former President Bill Clinton stands accused of a rape that the alleged victim claims Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton helped cover up.
ISIS in Huge Trouble at Site of ‘Apocalyptic Battle’ After Blitz by American-Syrian Alliance
Dabiq should have been the preordained site of an apocalyptic battle between a Muslim army and a Christian legion,, according to Islamic mythology.
Russia’s Information Warfare Continues
Speculation about Russian interference in the upcoming U.S. presidential election is flowing fast in the U.S. media.
Privatize Airport Screeners to Get Bomb-Sniffing Dogs Back on the Scent of Terrorists
In the wake of the New York and New Jersey bombings, and coming on the heels of the 15th anniversary of Sept. 11 last month, security measures like bomb-sniffing dogs are getting a lot of attention.