Apple’s Security Breach Should Scare You More Than Target’s Did
Apple’s security protocol breach is nearly as bad as handing your credit card straight to a hacker rather than making them steal the information through the magnetic stripe readers.
Entries by Joe Miller
Bible Stops Two Bullets to Save Life of Ohio Bus Driver
A Bible saved the life of a Ohio bus driver after the man was shot twice in the chest early Monday, police said.
German Cartoon of Facebook’s Zuckerberg Compared to Nazi Imagery
A caricature of Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg published on Friday by a German newspaper was sharply criticized by Jewish human rights group the Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC) as reminiscent of Nazi imagery.
Pew Survey: Palestinian Arabs Dislike America More Than Any Other Group
A new Pew Research Center survey showed that people living under the Palestinian Authority and Hamas dislike the U.S. more than any other group, with 76% of respondents, the most on the list, qualifying America as an “enemy.”
Alaska National Guard Members Face Accusations of Sexual Misconduct
A dozen members of the Alaska National Guard face charges of sexual misconduct in what members of the guard call a severe problem in the ranks.
Bravo-Foxtrot-Oscar: Taliban will resurge after US drawdown
Last week, the Pentagon issued a report based on an independent study on the future of Afghanistan. As reported in the Washington Free Beacon, the Taliban will resurge in Afghanistan following the drawdown of U.S. and allied troops in Afghanistan later this year.
Piers Morgan Threatens National Rifle Association
Piers Morgan is losing his primetime CNN show, but he’s not about to stop fighting supporters of the Second Amendment.
In South Carolina, Clinton Forces Try to Tap Obama Magic (+video)
To hear some tell it, the 2008 South Carolina primary clash between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton was a few steps away from a full-blown race riot.
Iraq Signs Deal to Buy Arms, Ammunition from Iran
Iran has signed a deal to sell Iraq arms and ammunition worth $195 million, according to documents seen by Reuters – a move that would break a U.N. embargo on weapons sales by Tehran.
DoD Budget Seeks Cuts in BAH, Commissary, Tricare Benefits
The Pentagon on Monday proposed the deepest and most far-reaching cuts to military compensation in the 40-year history of the all-volunteer force, explaining that such cuts are necessary in order to pay for more modern gear and high-tech weaponry.