French Police Search for Man Who Stabbed Soldier
French anti-terrorism investigators were searching Sunday for a man who stabbed a soldier in the throat in the commercial district of La Defense outside Paris.
Entries by Joe Miller
Obamacare Will Bring Drug Industry $35 Billion In Profits
Despite expiring patents on blockbuster drugs and a wave of new regulation from Obamacare, the pharmaceutical industry will reap between “$10 billion and $35 billion in additional profits over the next decade,” a new analysis shows.
A Tale of Two Cities: Named Philadelphia
People in Philadelphia seem more committed to protecting the lives of animals than they seem to be committed to saving the innocent lives of unborn children and their young mothers.
Obama’s Speech to ‘Kiss and Make Up’ with His Base
What do you do when your base is angry about Guantanamo? I guess that you promise to close it again. You also blame Congress for not giving you the money to do it. The problem is that it was a Congress controlled by Democrats that did not provide the funding.
Time for Congress to Stop Painful Abortions on Unborn Babies
Dr. Anthony Levatino understands plenty about post-abortion grief. When the Ob/Gyn lost his little girl in a car accident, the man who had performed as many as 1,200 abortions said he couldn’t finish another one without getting sick.
Albany High School Student Accused of Planning ‘Columbine-Style’ Attack (+video)
A West Albany High School student is accused of planning a “Columbine-style” attack on his classmates.
Libertarian Movement Gaining Steam in New Hampshire
Libertarians eager to move beyond mere ideological victories are making progress in a long-term effort to migrate to one state to concentrate efforts and reshape communities based on their ideals of less government and individualism.
Did Holder Perjure Himself? (+video)
Holder was personally involved in the approval of the warrant and investigation of Fox News reporter Rossen but denied that during his testimony before Congress.
Lawmakers Vote to End Last Concealed Weapons Ban in the Nation
Gun owners could carry concealed weapons in Illinois, the last state in the nation to prohibit it, under legislation that swept through the House Friday with the backing of the powerful Democratic speaker from Chicago, a city torn by violence despite what critics claim are the nation’s toughest firearms restrictions.
In Arrogant Move, Obama Promotes Aide Who Redacted Benghazi Talking Points
In a bold move that demonstrates his commitment to an inner circle of close advisers — even those caught up in controversies, President Obama plans to nominate Victoria Nuland to assistant secretary for European and Eurasian affairs.