Becky Akers, Author at The New American - Page 3 of 10
Skip to content

About: Becky Akers

D.C.’s Dim Bulbs

Like me, you’d probably find it creepy and extremely unsettling were a total stranger to obsess about you. Indeed, you might even degenerate...

Hunting Mexicans at the TSA

“They earned the nickname ‘Mexican Hunters,’ a special unit of screeners at Newark's Liberty-International Airport, who singled out Mexicans, Dominicans and other Hispanic...

Grilling Weiner

     “And another one gone, and another one gone      Another one bites the dust…”             ...

Memorializing Leviathan

Candy flies through the air. Flags flutter from lamp-posts, bunting festoons every porch. Veterans of America's various imperial wars wave from their cars....

Selling Yellowstone

“The United States may have run up a huge debt, but it is not a poor country…,” the Washington Post announced on Monday...

SEAL of Dishonor

“They’re America’s quietest killers,” Newsweek gushes under the headline, “The Coolest Guys in the World.” ABC News calls them “the best of the...

TSA: Back to the Abyss

Throughout history and around the world, suppliants have groveled to potentates for the most basic of rights and common decency. Whether it was...

Authoritarianism by Anecdote

In our post-Constitutional police-state, rulers often pass laws and regulations according to the following formula: someone suffers, whether from a genuine tragedy or...