White House Says Mount McKinley Will Be Renamed Denali
Obama says he’s changing the name of the tallest mountain in North America from Mount McKinley to Denali.
Entries by Joe Miller
Spy Found Dead Had Hacked Into Secret US Data on Bill Clinton; Writer of Book Hammering Hillary Had to Hire Full-Time Security
A British spy whose body was found padlocked inside a bag in his flat had illegally hacked into secret data on former U.S. president Bill Clinton, it has been revealed. Maybe he should have hired full-time security like this writer.
Green Berets Have Growing Doubts of Duties With Skittish Political Leadership
In recent months, the Army has disciplined, admonished and ended the careers of a number of Green Berets for actions that the soldiers themselves believe were part of combating an evil enemy.
Boykin: Military Leaders Abetting ‘Destruction of This Nation’ to Save Their Jobs
Retired Army general Jerry Boykin joined FRC President Tony Perkins on his “Washington Watch” radio program and said this about America’s military leaders.
Man Guns Down State Trooper, Unlikely Hero Steps up and Delivers Justice [+video]
Robert LeDoux does not want to be considered a hero for his actions yesterday afternoon on a country road in southwest Louisiana.
Immigration Shift Shows India, China Outpacing Mexico
Immigrants from China and India, many with student or work visas, have overtaken Mexicans as the largest groups coming into the U.S., according to U.S. Census Bureau research.
Xi’s Military Parade Fans Unease in Region Already Wary of China
As Xi Jinping presides over thousands of goose-stepping troops marching down Beijing’s Changan Avenue — or “Eternal Peace Street” — the Chinese president will also proclaim his commitment to the world’s peaceful development.
Wikileaks Founder Claims He’ll Be Killed by CIA Drone If He Leaves Embassy
Julian Assange has spoken about his fears he will be assassinated or even “droned” by the American intelligence services if he leaves his hideout within the Ecuadorean embassy.
She Was Brutally Raped Multiple Times…Years Later, She Went to See Her Attacker for 1 Shocking Reason [+video]
A Norwegian woman who attended Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, recounts the story of how she was raped nearly six years ago.
Legionnaires’ Disease in California Prison: Six Cases at San Quentin Prompts Safety Measures for 3,700 Inmates
Officials at one of California’s most notoriously dangerous prisons yesterday sought to determine the source of a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak.