Mexican Cartel Beat Texan to Death After Kidnapping and Torturing Him
An American citizen was beaten to death by drug cartel members while another barely managed to survive the kidnapping and torture just south of the Texas border.
Entries by Joe Miller
The Hillary Letters
Hillary Clinton, Saul Alinsky correspondence revealed.
Weather Chief: Obama 'Prostituting' Climate Science
‘It’s about destroying capitalism, destroying freedom as we know it.’
Obama: Holder 'Opened Door' to Same-Sex Marriage by Refusing to Defend Law
President Barack Obama praised retiring Attorney General Eric Holder yesterday for advancing the cause of same-sex “marriage” in the United States by refusing to defend federal law.
Will Pro-Pot Alaska Reporter's Viral Exit Boost Legal Marijuana Vote?
The marijuana ballot measure, polls show, has voters about evenly divided, and even a small shift could make the difference.
At Least 40,000 Aliens Vanish into USA…
For nearly three months this summer, the Obama administration carefully avoided answering questions about what happened to tens of thousands of immigrant families caught illegally crossing the Mexican border and released into the United States.
Automatically Re-Enrolling in ObamaCare Could Pose Dangers, Analysts Warn
After the rocky rollout last fall of the ObamaCare website, the administration wants to re-enroll those already in the system in hopes of avoiding another technological embarrassment.
Woman Irate That Ontario Family Is Flying Mexican Flag In Their Front Yard
A controversy involving the Mexican flag has one family in Ontario wondering why one woman made it her business, while the people she did business with, in turn, asked her to leave.
Days Before The Abortion of Their “Disabled” Baby,” They Said No, Now He’s Perfectly Healthy
Robyn and Adam Wilson were told their unborn baby might not survive and doctors advised them to have an abortion because their child was supposedly in a grave condition. Read what happened next…
Virus Probed in Paralysis Cases in 9 Colorado Kids
Health officials are investigating nine cases of muscle weakness or paralysis in Colorado children and whether the culprit might be a virus causing severe respiratory illness across the country.