Articles by MJA

WashingtonTimes: In the latest twist in the District’s struggles over legal marijuana, the D.C. Council Tuesday moved to permanently ban pot clubs in the city, just two months after the [Read More]

MRCtv: A government official in Athens is claiming the lack of a mosque in the city is going to cause Muslims to become radicalized and make the country susceptible to [Read More]

DailyCaller: A billionaire and a Russia-controlled bank named in the Panama Papers have links to Hillary Clinton through two separate lobbying efforts — one through a Clinton-connected lobbying firm and another [Read More]

CNNmoney: A Virginia judge has ruled that the woman at the center of Rolling Stone’s discredited story about an alleged frat house gang rape must testify as part of a [Read More]

Newsbusters: It’s a sad day for journalism when the women of The View ask tougher questions than ABC anchor George Stephanopoulos. Yet, the co-hosts of the female chat show grilled [Read More]

Newsbusters: Instead of focusing on the latest developments in Wisconsin concerning the Republican presidential primary, ABC’sWorld News Tonight used 25 seconds to eagerly promote Donald Trump supporter/former adviser Roger Stone’s [Read More]

Newsbusters:  At Politico tonight, the headline is: “Sanders crushes Clinton in Wisconsin.” Given Mrs. Clinton’s frontrunner status and the fact that, as the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel noted on Saturday (HT [Read More]

MichelleMalkin: Does anything about this scenario sound vaguely familiar?

StridentConservative: Two weeks ago I shared a story about how the Michigan State Board of Education was essentially guilty of child abuse by promoting the LGBT agenda through a policy [Read More]

AmericanMirror:   PART I of III — Hillary Clinton says she stands with women, but Juanita Broaddrick knows first-hand she doesn’t stand with all women. Broaddrick says Bill Clinton raped [Read More]

TWS: Chelsea Clinton, daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton, talked about being asked about the potential of her running for office for as long as she could walk.

DC: The Obama administration released a warning Monday telling the nation’s landlords that it may be discriminatory for them to refuse to rent to those with criminal records.

WaTimes:  Princeton University on Monday said it would not banish the name of former school and U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, despite his views on race.

WaTimes: A unanimous Supreme Court ruled Monday that illegal immigrants and other noncitizens can be counted when states draw their legislative districts, shooting down a challenge by Texas residents who [Read More]

CPR: State policy makers on Monday inched closer to a state-run retirement system for workers who don’t have access to employer-run accounts. Secure Choice, if implemented, would require employers of [Read More]