The Admiral in Charge of Navy Intelligence Has Not Been Allowed to See Military Secrets for Years
For more than two years, the Navy’s intelligence chief has been stuck with a major handicap: He’s not allowed to know any secrets.
Entries by Joe Miller
Stick a Fork in the Willie Horton Jailbreak Bill
After Islamic terror and immigration, the rise in domestic crime constitutes the third leg of Obama’s war on our sovereignty, security, and society.
North Korea ‘Preparing Long-Range Missile Launch Next Week’
North Korea conducted its fourth nuclear test in the beginning of January, which is expected to result in fresh sanctions at the United Nations.
Mystery Illness Forces American Airlines Flight to Return to London
An American Airlines flight bound for Los Angeles was forced to return to London’s Heathrow Airport yesterday after at least six people on board fell ill.
Benjamin Netanyahu Marks Holocaust Remembrance Day
Earlier this week, Benjamin Netanyahu warned that “in Europe and elsewhere, Jews are once again being targeted just for being Jews.”
Largest Solar System Ever Discovered Dwarfs Our Own
A huge alien world orbits 600 billion miles from its host star, making its solar system the largest one known, a new study reports.
Right After Fox News Announced Debate Lineup, Trump Campaign Makes HUGE Announcement
Earlier this week, Trump revealed he had considered boycotting the upcoming debate due to the Kelly File host’s inclusion as a moderator.
Oregon Militia Standoff: One Dead After Ammon Bundy and Others Arrested
An associate of the armed Oregon militia occupying a wildlife refuge was shot dead yesterday.
Goldman Sachs Is in the Eye of the Campaign Storm
It’s not the biggest player on Wall Street in terms of political money. But Goldman Sachs is financial public enemy No. 1 in this year’s election campaign.
SCOTUS Upholds Abortion, Strikes Down Juvenile Sentencing
The Courts are at it again. And with Republicans planning to confirm another Obama judge as their first vote of the week, it’s time for conservatives to pay attention to the judiciary.