Senate Keystone XL Backers Shy Two Votes
Supporters of a Senate bill that would approve the Keystone XL oil sands pipeline are two votes shy of the 60 needed to proceed to a vote.
Entries by Joe Miller
Rifles Stripped from Border Patrol Agents; Officials Say it's a 'Recall,' Agents Say They're in Danger
Border Patrol officials have pulled thousands of rifles from field agents.
Man Tells Cops He's Uploading Video of Them, Gets Arrested (+video)
Charged with resisting arrest for being outside, unarmed, on own property.
Feds Ban Cod Fishing in Northeast for Six Months, Could be Permanent
The new rules, which fishermen say will be devastating for their livelihood, will take effect this week and last for at least the next six months.
Judge Served On the Board of Planned Parenthood and Pro-Kids Inc. At the Same Time
Pro-life advocates in Cincinnati say a federal judge who once served on the board of Planned Parenthood has a blatant conflict of interest if he hears a case to determine whether a Cincinnati Planned Parenthood abortion facility will remain open.
Another Tape Surfaces of ObamaCare Architect Calling American People ‘Stupid’
ObamaCare architect Jonathan Gruber apparently doesn’t think much of the intelligence of the American people.
Christian School’s ROTC Under Attack
U.S. Army now says they have launched a review of ROTC policies nationwide after the Military Religious Freedom Foundation raised concerns.
UN Official Rips US States Over Legal Pot Policies
A Russian diplomat who heads the United Nations’ drug policy office reportedly chided U.S. states for legalizing recreational marijuana and vowed to take up his concerns with officials in Washington.
Ninth Circuit Denies California Appeal: Eased Concealed Carry Requirements Stand
In February the Ninth Circuit ruled that the Second Amendment is sufficient cause for bearing arms for self-defense. And as of November 12, that ruling stands.
Over Half of EPA Inspector General's Credit Card Charges Were 'Improper'
A review of “high risk” credit card charges by Environmental Protection Agency auditors found that more than half were “improper,” including for police equipment and “novelty items.”