Food Stamp Recipients Outnumber Women Who Work Full-Time
Data shows people participating in the food stamp program outnumbered the women who worked full-time.
Entries by Joe Miller
McConnell’s Tea Party Opponent Raises $1.12 Million In First Quarter
Though he’s trailing the Senate minority leader by more than 30 points, Matt Bevin’s influx of cash could force McConnell to spend vital funds to defend himself.
President Obama, Vladimir Putin Talk Ukraine Unrest
Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin spoke by telephone Monday but appeared to do little to narrow or obscure the wide gulf between the U.S. and Russian governments over the continuing unrest in Ukraine.
‘Heil Hitler’ Shooting Kills 3 at Kansas City-Area Jewish Centers (+video)
A gunman opened fire at two Jewish facilities near Kansas City on Sunday, killing three people.
Ex-CBS Journalist Active in Covering Benghazi, Fast & Furious Describes ‘Chilling Effect’ Obama Admin. Has on Reporting
Former CBS News investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson took a swing at her former employer Sunday and described the “chilling effect” she says the Obama administration has on reporting.
Official Campaign Kickoff Event – Monday, April 21st!
I have an exciting announcement! Our official campaign launch will be Monday, April 21st in Wasilla at the Wasilla Lake Resort at 6pm, and conservative radio talk show host Lars Larson will be on hand, broadcasting live nationwide!
Barack Obama Lets NSA Keep Some Internet Security Flaws Secret
Documents released by Edward J. Snowden, the former NSA contractor, make it clear that two years before Heartbleed became known, the NSA was looking at ways to accomplish exactly what the flaw did by accident.
Muslim Brotherhood Launches Own U.S. Political Party
With an eye toward the 2016 election, the radical Muslim Brotherhood has built the framework for a political party in America that seeks to turn Muslims into an Islamist voting bloc.
Judges: ‘Law Provides Executive No Authority’ to Cut Drug Sentences As Holder Did
Two federal judges on the U.S. Sentencing Commission said Thursday that Attorney General Eric Holder stepped “outside the legal system” and exceeded the authority of the executive branch.
5 Democratic Senators Facing Uphill Battles for Reelection
With Congressional elections growing closer, some Senators will be facing a more difficult road to reelection than others.