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Entries by Joe Miller
North Korea Planned Attacks on US Nuclear Plants
North Korea dispatched covert commando teams to the United States in the 1990s to attack nuclear power plants and major cities in a conflict, according to a declassified Defense Intelligence Agency report.
Washington Post Votes No Confidence in Obama Bailout of Castro Regime
On Wednesday, the Castros suddenly obtained a comprehensive bailout — from the Obama administration. President Obama granted the regime everything on its wish list that was within his power to grant.
Castros' Ship Finally Came in With Obama
President Obama’s surprise unilateral change in the U.S. posture toward the Castro dictatorship came without even the pretense of serious promises by the Cubans to reform their totalitarian rule.
WATCH – Chaplain Punished for Using Bible in Suicide Prevention Class Tells His Side of Story
In his first-ever media interview, the military chaplain who was punished for making references to the Bible during a suicide-prevention seminar last month says he was simply doing his job.
Five Observations About Jeb Bush Running for President
Allow me to offer some perspective for the GOP Elites and others suffering from the fevered delusions that Jeb Bush might someday serve as President, in this universe or any other.
GOP Will Have Largest House Majority Since Before FDR
At the start of the 114th Congress, Republicans will enjoy their largest majority in the House of Representatives since prior to the Great Depression and the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt with 247 members.
Time to Lift the Antiquated Ban on Crude Exports
Are low gas prices good or bad for the prospects for lifting the U.S. ban to export crude oil? The reality is it shouldn’t matter because energy free trade will benefit the United States in both the near term and the long run.
Despite Oil Prices Plummeting, S&P Not Downgrading Alaska, Yet
Alaska has built up layers of budgetary reserves that allow it to absorb one or two years of large operating budget deficits — just outside of our outlook time horizon –at its current rating level.
German Researchers Discover Flaw Allows Anyone to Listen to Cell Calls
German researchers have discovered security flaws that could let hackers, spies and criminals listen to private phone calls and intercept text messages on a potentially massive scale – even when cellular networks are using the most advanced encryption now available.