Articles by MJA

Because the DOJ’s criminal buddies are very sensitive to those words. WashingtonTimes: The Justice Department’s Office of Justice Programs is eschewing the terms “felon” and “convict” when officials refer to individuals [Read More]

A convenience store in Kentucky is no longer accepting sweaty money pulled from the shirts or shoes of customers.

CollegeFix: Was the incident that recently provoked a massive protest at Clemson University based on a hate-crime hoax? The answer to that question remains elusive as campus officials refuse to identify [Read More]

Reuters: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country will not use nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty is infringed on by others with nuclear arms and it is willing [Read More]

OC: The latest trend among thrill-seekingCalifornia teenagers involves riding a skateboard on the freeway during rush hour and performing all sorts of stunts. The ‘Freeway Challenge’ made its online debut last [Read More]

Citizen’s council for health freedom:  The MN GOP leadership is twisting arms to pass an unconstitutional bill. We were disappointed yesterday to see most House Transportation Policy and Finance Committee Republicans [Read More]

Art of Manliness: […] When I began to spend more time outside of military circles I noticed that many men had never been taught proper dining etiquette.  I was amazed [Read More]

Are you ready for Mother’s Day? No? Don’t worry, Chelsea Clinton has the perfect idea! Twitchy: Take out your wallet and donate to her mom’s campaign. That’s the Clinton campaign [Read More]

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EAG: SAN FRANCISCO – Administrators at Raoul Wallenberg High School attempted to rig freshman student elections to inject “diversity” into the student leadership, and it blew up in their face. [Read More]

AT: A few weeks ago, the bloviator-in-chief moved his lips in another deathless lumbada of badda — another nugget of Obamaesque [un]truthiness. His words: “An attack on islam is an attack [Read More]

EAG: MESA, Ariz. – An Arizona high school football player who flashed his privates during a team picture published in the school yearbook will avoid prosecution after a recent arrest [Read More]