The fact is that slavery was torn apart by thousands of individuals who were criminalized, hunted, and punished by Washington, DC, and most of the state governments. (Congress even criminalized Northern officials who didn’t help slave hunters.) The story I learned in school was a falsehood, constructed around cherry-picked facts.
For the second time since June, Russian nuclear bombers escorted by fighter jets have flown near U.S. and Canadian airspace around Alaska in recent days, prompting precautionary intercepts by American warplanes.
The death of James Brady, who served as press secretary for Ronald Reagan and died earlier this week at the age of 73, was ruled a homicide, 33 years after he was wounded during an attempt on Reagan’s life.
The Secret Service slapped a timeout on a squirmy toddler Thursday evening after the small child caused a security scare by sliding through the White House gates.
Police are looking for a hat-wearing man who has robbed at least eight Long Island banks in the last three months.
A Border Patrol agent claims that the federal government is allowing murderers from Central America to be released into the U.S.
Increasing government subsidies or nationalizing the system is not a viable solution to problems such as this one.
The terror group President Barack Obama threatened to strike in Iraq Thursday evening is itself threatening to strike the American homeland.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has raised their emergency response to the Ebola outbreak to level 1.
“I find it deeply troubling that Dan Sullivan would run thousands of dollars of ads to mislead Alaskans about his role in the passage of legislation that he fought against,” said Miller. “This latest information proves without a doubt that Dan had nothing to do with passing Stand Your Ground.”