by Bridget Johnson
Angry congressman: "He’s nothing like Truman, Eisenhower, or FDR who all recognized the importance of growing and improving upon national defense."
by Andrew Klavan
The gifted thriller novelist was only 47.
by Bridget Johnson
Hastings' last story before being killed was "Why Democrats Love to Spy on Americans."
by Barry Rubin
Is anyone in the White House familiar with the past century?
by Raymond Ibrahim
Turkey is reclaiming its jihadi past, while Europe is simultaneously erasing its own Christian heritage.
by Ron Radosh
Communism's Useful Idiot Number One goes back and even further to the left.
by J. Christian Adams
The decision today uncorks state power. The left wanted state power stripped, and they lost.
by Victor Davis Hanson
Who is the new enemy, and who is not?
by Bridget Johnson
"These nakedly, aggressively criminal acts are wrong no matter the target."
by Rodrigo Sermeño
GOPs raised concerns over “unintended consequences” of rules that may impose “burdensome” regulatory costs on the economy.
by Bill Straub
Baucus and Camp plan to tour the country to talk about starting from scratch and rewriting America's monster tax code.
by Frank J. Fleming
How did we think they'd react when we threatened to tear down all they know over some concept they've never even heard of — math?
by Michael Walsh
My friends on the right are finally waking up to what the National Security Agency has been up to. What the NSA is doing, however, will come as no surprise to readers of my “Devlin” books
by Dennis Prager
The newest Prager University video explains how US armed forces made freedom possible in the 20th century.
by Ron Radosh
Obama’s “leading from behind” strategy the past few years has put us in the worst possible place to be in.
by Barry Rubin
Expect the Obama administration to spend the rest of 2013 in exploratory negotiations as Iran moves forward toward nuclear weapons.
by J. Christian Adams
It’s unclear why a black bigot is considered a credible spokesman for support of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. Update:
Coming to see 'the Jesus': Racist Farrakhan Embraced by Alabama Democrats
by Becky Graebner
Here are some last-minute gift ideas for the car guy in your family!
by Bridget Johnson
"There has been a constant drift of constitutional interpretation in Washington, and that drift has only gone in one direction."
by Duane Lester
The Duck Commander? Or how about a book of manly crafts?
by John Boot
There are hardly any jokes in the film, and that’s a good thing.
by J.R. Dunn
The nightmare of political modernism.
by Barry Rubin
A dishonest foreign policy debate enters a new phase.
by Bryan Preston
Chuck has some explaining to do.
by Patrick Richardson
The Kansas Republican says he has waited weeks for Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to answer his questions.
by Barry Rubin
The West remains unfamiliar with the writings of Yusuf al-Qaradawi, which define the movement.
by Bridget Johnson
"There is an urgency to the situation -- there has been an urgency to the situation for two years."
by Roger L Simon
Perhaps giving aid is the exact wrong way to help bring other cultures into modernity.