Articles by MJA

WT: JACKSON, Miss. — Gov. Phil Bryant signed a bill Friday that allows some members of churches to undergo firearms training so they can provide armed security for their congregations. [Read More]

AList: Stephen Hawking has sure achieved some of the greatest and rarest of feats in astrophysics, but there is one wish the 74-year-old is still hoping to realise. The professor wishes [Read More]

NEW YORK (WNB) – Sources say that an outraged Hillary Clinton is threatening to sue whoever is responsible for posting behind-the-scenes videos of her recording a spot celebrating the one [Read More]

American Thinker: An interesting facet of American politics is that Barack Obama’s approval ratings have gone up recently.  As Gina Jannone, a senior writer/editor at Rasmussenreports.com, noted on March 24th, Obama’s [Read More]

WashingtonTimes: The U.S. Army on Friday announced it has approved the first 22 women to be commissioned as infantry and armor officers after new rules issued last month opened all combat [Read More]

KTLA5: A couple in the UK stumbled across a large rock that many are calling “whale vomit.” The “rock” could be ambergris, which is a rare substance used to make [Read More]

AmericanThinker: On April 11, John Kerry became the first Secretary of State to pay his respects to at Hiroshima’s memorial to those who died when the atomic bomb was dropped on [Read More]

Iron Horse Patriot h/t Doc.

MSN:  LONDON — Belgian Transport Minister Jacqueline Galant has resigned after a European Union report criticized Belgian airport security. Meanwhile, police in England said that five people from the central city of Birmingham were arrested on [Read More]

Former QB urged to run for open seat in Florida.

ArutzSheva; Speaker of the US House of Representatives Paul Ryan (Rep.-Wisconsin) said Thursday that, during his recent trip to the Middle East, he heard many complaints about President Barack Obama’s leadership, Politico [Read More]

CPR:  Lawmakers and civil-liberty groups are ratcheting up public support for a bill that closes a loophole allowing local law enforcement agencies to seize citizens’ property without a criminal conviction — a practice dubbed [Read More]

WT: Over the last few days former President Bill Clinton displayed one of the salient weaknesses of our famously weak contemporary politicians. He did this even while reminding Americans of one [Read More]

WT:  For the first time, the California state parole board has voted to free one of the principal accomplices of Charles Manson in the 1969 Tate-LaBianca murders.