Lawsuit Over Health Care Tax Could Kill ‘Obamacare’
“Obamacare” looks increasingly inevitable, but one lawsuit making its way through the court system could pull the plug on the sweeping federal health care law. Read about it here.
Entries by Joe Miller
The War On Marriage And Motherhood
Author Tim Huelskamp explains why he thinks redefining matrimony would destroy the family. Read more from this story here.
China-Australia Pact Could Lead to Dollar's Collapse
The land down under is set to say goodbye to the world’s “reserve currency” in its trade dealings with the world’s biggest marginal economic power, China. Other nations are likely to follow suit potentially leading to the collapse of the dollar, as warned in 2010.
Two Texas District Attorneys Now Murdered, Link With Colorado Prison Chief Murder Previously Probed
The killing of a Texas district attorney and his wife, in the same county where an assistant prosecutor was shot dead outside a courthouse in January, does not appear to be random. Read more about this story here.
Mark Kelly Warns that GOP Efforts to Block Gun Control Legislation Will Hurt Reelection Efforts; GOP's Flake Disagrees
Senate Democrats recently removed bans on semi-automatic weapons from pending gun-control legislation in apparent hopes of passing the more politically acceptable universal background checks.
Google Celebrates Leftist Leader Cesar Chavez, Not Easter, On Religious Holiday As Some Christians Call For Boycott
The internet was alight Easter with stories of faith, confections, and one very famous egg roll, but the biggest web destination of them all has opted to honor a leftist labor activist instead of the Christian holiday.
Beef With the Sequester? At Least One Federal Program Was Able to Beat It
The sequester was supposed to be something new in Washington: a budget cut you couldn’t beat. Once it hit, it hit. The money was gone, and nobody could get it back.
Defense Department Opposes Giving Purple Hearts to Fort Hood Survivors
Legislation that would award the injured from the 2009 Fort Hood shooting the Purple Heart would adversely affect the trial of Maj. Nidal Hasan by labeling the attack terrorism, according to a Defense Department.
As the World's Christians Celebrate Easter, Pope Francis Makes Plea For Mideast Peace
Pope Francis delivered a plea for peace in his first Easter Sunday message to the world, decrying the seemingly endless conflicts in the Middle East and on the Korean Peninsula after celebrating Mass along with more than 250,000 faithful. Read the summary and full text of his message here.
Two 11-Year-Olds Receive Threats For Testifying Against Same-Sex Marriage
In the past two months, in attempts to offer an argument against same-sex marriage, two children have testified before their state legislators, countering other children who have been testifying for it. The two children testifying against it have either been crudely insulted or received death threats.