Earlier this month, we brought to your attention the existence of a new non-profit called Lupus Friends & Family. Founded earlier this year with the purpose of empowering those with lupus and their loved ones, it intends to hold a Lupus Day sometime this coming September.
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The Center for Immigration Studies has provided the American public with a store of invaluable research explaining the dimensions of our current immigration problems, as followers of this site-perhaps more than others-are well aware. One of their tireless researchers is their Director of Policy Studies Jessica Vaughan, who testified before the House Judiciary...
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Although not bearing directly upon the subject central to this website’s mission, the U.S. Senate’s decision this weekend to revive the heretofore deceased Export-Import Bank illuminates both the rancid nature of Congress and its inability to exercise anything approaching oversight upon an administration flagrantly abusing its authority.
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Sometimes it’s incremental, as it seemed to be at the end of this week. However, the vote in the House of Representatives to deny federal funding to sanctuary cities is noteworthy insofar as the legislative branch has spent most of its time acquiescing to the Obama administration’s patently unlawful fiats regarding illegal immigrants.
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Congressman Barletta, the architect of the Hazleton ordinance targeting illegal aliens, explains how sanctuary cities are endangering American lives. Another timely symposium from the Center for Immigration Studies.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is holding an oversight hearing today exploring the Obama administration’s opportunistic and lethal negation of federal immigration enforcement. In light of recent events, it should be well worth watching. You can see it for yourself beginning at 10 AM EST on the Committee’s website.
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Grassfire has initiated a petition drive to mobilize Congress to defang local officials that insist upon endangering American citizens. You can sign the petition here, as well as learn more about the proposed law and its sponsor, Congressman Matt Salmon, here.
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The latest outbreak of sudden jihad syndrome has struck the good people of Chattanooga, Tennessee. This time, resulting in the deaths of at least four United States Marines, as well as numerous other casualties. The Times Free Press has ongoing updates on the massacre and investigation thereof, including eyewitness accounts. If only authorities were...
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I’m not generally a fan of Fox News host Bill O’Reilly, but give credit where it’s due. His interview of the late Kathryn Steinle’s parents is something that everyone in America, and certainly those who aren’t aware of the threat posed to American lives by sanctuary city policies, should see. Mediaite has the...
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One of the unfortunate realities of clinical research is that much of it doesn’t bear fruit in the way its intended beneficiaries would like it to, i.e. resulting in cures for the diseases from which they suffer. It often leads researchers into blind alleys and cul-de-sacs rather than transformative medical breakthroughs. Even so,...
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