WSJ: What Would Lincoln Do?
Modern-day leaders could learn a lot from our 16th president.
Entries by Joe Miller
Freedom of the Press? FCC Plan to Place ‘Researchers’ in Newsrooms
First Amendment: The FCC has cooked up a plan to place “researchers” in U.S. newsrooms, supposedly to learn all about how editorial decisions are made. Any questions as to why the U.S. is falling in the free press rankings?
Are Laws Made to Be Broken?
Nothing better depicted Obama’s illegal tampering with the clear words of ObamaCare — his announcement this week that he was delaying the employer mandate for medium-sized companies.
Who is the American Al Qaeda Facing A U.S. Drone?
The American al Qaeda member who the Obama administration is considering killing through a drone strike is likely a bombmaker with little public profile who has been linked to the deaths of fellow citizens in Afghanistan.
Secretary of State Kerry Lashes Out at Climate Change Skeptics
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Sunday called climate change perhaps the world’s “most fearsome” destructive weapon and mocked those who deny its existence or question its causes, comparing them to people who insist the Earth is flat.
Accused Craigslist Killer Claims More Slayings, Including Several Murders in Alaska
A Pennsylvania teen accused of killing a man she met on Craigslist told a local newspaper she and her husband did kill Troy LaFerrara — and dozens of other men.
Former Clinton Aid: Hillary Conducted ‘War On Women’ Sexually Harassed by Her Husband (+audio)
Kathleen Willey, the former volunteer aide to Bill Clinton who says she was sexually harassed the president in the 1990s, is now sounding the alarm about the potential danger of Hillary Clinton becoming president.
Romney: Bill Clinton ‘Embarrassed the Nation, Breached his Responsibilities as an Adult’
Mitt Romney revisited Bill Clinton’s White House escapades during an interview with NBC’s David Gregory on Sunday, saying the former Democratic president “embarrassed the nation.”
Spacey: ‘House of Cards’ Not Far From Reality (+video)
Actor Kevin Spacey says his Netflix show “House of Cards” isn’t that far from the reality of politics in Washington.
Small-Firm Lawyer Takes on Wall Street and Wins, Twice
Before attorney David Wasinger decided to take on two of the biggest global banks in federal court in New York, he had visited the city just twice: once when he was 6, and the second time on a tour bus with his children.