by Bridget Johnson
IRS HEARING COVERAGE: Official may not have properly asserted Fifth Amendment rights with her statement. More:
Senator: Former IRS Chief is Being Coached
by Michael Ledeen
When I find myself disagreeing with these two pundits, I start by telling myself that I'm probably wrong.
by Dave Swindle
PJ Media's co-founder was serious about getting back to creative writing...
by Bridget Johnson
Judiciary Committee passes behemoth bill 13-5 after working through hundreds of amendments; opponents say fight is not over.
by Roger L Simon
The scandal escalates.
by Bryan Preston
Lerner lawyers up.
by Nicholas Ballasy
Utah Republican says impeachment is “not the goal" but he's not "taking it off the table."
by Barry Rubin
A clear illustration of Obama's disastrous foreign policy.
by Allen B. West
Why was Ambassador Chris Stevens even there that day?
by The Tatler
To be honored at a dinner on Tuesday night.
by Becky Graebner
Commuting in our nation's capital is not for the faint of heart or for the "easily annoyed."
by Bryan Preston
Looks like it.
by Roger L Simon
Why the Benghazi scandal is much more disturbing than just lying about a terror attack to get reelected.
by Bridget Johnson
"End any need for a regulatory agency that snoops into people's private lives."
by Walter Hudson
Bill Clinton misdiagnoses the evil of Hitler's genocidal slave state.
by Roger Kimball
The more we know, the more rancid, not to say criminal, the administration’s behavior appears.
by Theodore Dalrymple
In which the challenges of discrimination are dissected.
by Jean Kaufman
Democrats discovering what the right has known about Obama since the beginning.
by Rick Moran
We must give equal victim status to liberals in this scandal. Justice demands no less.
by Rhonda Robinson
My money is on political profiling.
by Rick Moran
The list of administration officials who knew of the IRS scandal months ago continues to grow. More: Tea Party Groups Set to Sue IRS
by Bridget Johnson
Democrats' background on the issue underscores their interest in turning the current scandal into a campaign finance narrative.
by Walid Shoebat
A rebuttal to Daniel Pipes' Washington Times op-ed on the question of "moderate Islam."
by Fallon Forbush
Heritage: “The Farm Bill is like Christmastime for central planners … it’s a nightmare for anyone with free market principles."
by Rand Simberg
If Barack Obama didn’t directly order the harassment of his political enemies, he certainly encouraged it.
by John Boot
If J.J. Abrams and his screenwriters had their way Obama would not have even taken out Osama bin Laden...
by Clayton E. Cramer
The More Guns, Less Crime author is back, with harrowing statistics.
by Bridget Johnson
Denials of terror threat preceded the AP's bomb plot story; said one congressman in May 2012, "This is the funny season, this time of year."
by Bryan Preston
Insiders.
by Paul Hsieh
The healthy must subsidize the sick, and the healthy are opting out.
by Kathy Shaidle
Ariel Castro's crime is the stuff of the grislier fairy tales. Which invites the question: Just where did those fairy tales come from?
by Bridget Johnson
Not enough evidence for civilian court, officials say - but it's OK to drone terror suspects elsewhere.
by Clayton E. Cramer
At least 13 states have enacted them, with no effect on murder rate.
by Rodrigo Sermeño
Republicans have criticized Perez for making decisions guided by left-wing ideology as the head of the DOJ's civil rights division.
by Roger Kimball
Annals of the art world: everything old is new again
by Bridget Johnson
Latest is a longtime Democratic operative tasked with battling anti-Semitism who's spent years battling the Republican Jewish Coalition.
by Victor Davis Hanson
Hubris begot nemesis.
by Ron Radosh
Very different from Robert Redford's terrible The Company You Keep, go see Oliver Assayas's Something in the Air instead.
by Bridget Johnson
"I don't know anything more about it than what I read in the paper."
by Bryan Preston
IRS targeted groups that stand in the way of a longstanding Democratic dream.
by Tom Blumer
Blaming the faster — and on balance, superior — messengers, while absolving himself.
by Bill Straub
After an auction, remaining reserves will be solely for use of the government while corporations hunt for what they need on the private market.
by Susan L.M. Goldberg
Presenting the Family Guy Method to obtaining TV wealth and fame.
by Chris Queen
They say money can't buy you happiness, but apparently it can buy you a place at the front of the line.
by Bryan Preston
Barack the bystander sets the tone.
by Mike McNally
Will the UK Independence Party pull the Tories to the right, or fracture the nation’s conservatives?
by Claudia Rosett
It's like "putting Jack the Ripper in charge of a women's shelter."
by Rick Moran
The disappointing answer is ... probably no one.
by P. David Hornik
A modern state revels in the spring harvest.
by Andrew C. McCarthy
The Huma Abedin controversy has finally hit the legacy media. Sort of.
by Robert Spencer
Zubeidat Tsarnaeva is all too typical of a Muslim world where children drink in conspiracy theories with mama's milk.
by Bill Straub
Illegal, unethical, or no big deal? HHS secretary has been soliciting donations from healthcare companies to fund a private organization promoting PPACA.
by Richard Fernandez
America functions on the trust in its institutions. Now what?
by Bryan Preston
Obama's first rule of terrorism...
by Bridget Johnson
Follow this morning's testimony from the first hearing on the scandal. UPDATE: Miller calls targeting "absolutely not illegal."
by Rick Moran
Somewhere, Howard Baker is smiling.
by Michael Ledeen
The real action is in the dark rooms of the leader.
by Nicholas Ballasy
Congressman warns IRS is going to "delve" into your medical information under Obamacare.