Boston Terror Bombing Shows Glaring Need to Secure our Borders
No matter who or what is behind the terror bombing in Boston, it should put the spotlight on how terribly porous our borders are.
Entries by Joe Miller
Democrat Senator Mark Warner: US Debt Crisis More Threatening than Terror
A day after bombings at the Boston Marathon, Sen. Mark Warner said that fiscal issues are more important than terrorism for the future of the country.
In Welfare We Trust: One-Sixth of Federal Budget is Now Welfare
When it comes to making a killing off the never-ending “War on Poverty,” the marriage of convenience between the financial services industry and federal bureaucrats is no laughing matter.
Syrian Tinderbox: Israel Threatens Intervention
Prime minister asserts determination to keep ‘game-changing’ weapons out of the wrong hands; warns against arming rebels and threatens deep intervention.
Elephant Dung Beer Sells Out in Minutes
A Japanese brewery created a beer using ingredients from elephant dung and it sold out within minutes of going on sale in the country.
Rand Paul Opens 2016 Bid, Plans Primary Trips (+video)
Tea Party favorite and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul on Wednesday said he is strongly considering a 2016 bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
'Threatened' Student Files Complaint Against Allen West
Allan West warned ‘left-wingers’ of consequences for ‘stalking’ his wife.
Deal Approved in Muslims' Suit Against McDonald's
A judge on Wednesday finalized a $700,000 settlement between McDonald’s Corp. and members of Michigan’s Muslim community over claims a suburban Detroit restaurant falsely advertised its food as prepared according to Islamic law.
Wife of ex-Justice of Peace Now Charged With Murder in Texas DA Killings
The wife of a former justice of the peace in Texas is being held on murder charges in connection with the killings of Kaufman County District Attorney Michael McLelland and his wife.
Another Letter, this One to Obama, Tests Positive for Ricin; Suspect Claims He's on the 'Front Lines of a Secret War'
A Mississippi man has been arrested as a suspect in connection to the mailing of three letters sent to President Obama, Sen. Roger Wicker, and a Mississippi official that initially tested positive for ricin. His background may surprise you.