The Senate Considering Vote on the Keystone Pipeline?
The Senate has already voted in several non-binding measures to approve the pipeline, but President Obama has final say about the project’s approval.
Entries by Joe Miller
Firing Offense? Valerie Jarrett is Now Scapegoat-In-Chief
The media have identified the problem with the Obama presidency and want her tarred and feathered.
Misdiagnosis or Divine Intervention? Baby Given No Hope to Live Born Completely Healthy
At a routine 10 week ultrasound, Ida Raymond was told something could be wrong with her baby.
Pregnant US Teen Wounded in Mexico Police Shooting
Mexican police wounded a pregnant US teenager when they opened fire on a vehicle that ignored orders to stop.
Appreciation & Encouragement For Those Who Serve (+video)
“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.”
Lawsuit: Obama Immigration Officials Pressured Attorney To Overlook Illegal Alien DUIs And ID Theft
A career attorney with top ratings at Immigration and Customs Enforcement says that she faced retaliation from superiors for refusing to drop cases pending against illegal aliens guilty of DUI, identity theft, and other crimes.
Gum-Chewing, Limo-Eschewing Obama Riles Some Chinese
Obama emerged from his car chewing gum; he’s a well-known user of Nicorette, the smoking-cessation gum. But Chinese Internet users, accustomed to the highly formal standards of their stiff party leadership, quickly characterized the leader of the world’s most powerful nation as an impolite “idler,” or careless “rapper.”
Liberal Mag: White House Keeps An Enemies List
Like the Nixon administration before it, President Barack Obama’s White House apparently keeps — or at least at one time kept — an enemies list.
Food Stamp Recipients Top 46 Million for 36th Straight Month
The number of beneficiaries on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program–food stamps–has now topped 46,000,000 for 36 straight months, according to new data released by the Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Alaska's Senate, Governor Races in Limbo as State Begins Counting More than 53,000 Ballots
Alaska will begin counting more than 53,000 absentee and questioned ballots on Tuesday in an effort to resolve the state’s unsettled contests for the Senate and for governor.