Denying Islamists Federal Security Clearances
Some government entities are forgoing political correctness and taking this problem seriously. More need to follow suit.
In the famous scene in The Caine Mutiny the captain is testifying at the court-martial of officers who removed him from command during a storm on the basis of mental incompetence.
Some government entities are forgoing political correctness and taking this problem seriously. More need to follow suit.
Putin threatens war over U.S. policy, but see-no-evil Obama continues "smart diplomacy."
A new book endorsed by the New York Times compares the Dutch feminist with convicted terrorist "Lady Al Qaeda" Aafiya Siddiqui.
Steve Green needs to give his liver a rest tonight, so we've asked Jazz Shaw to man the bar. The same adult refreshments will of course be served to all attendees...
Petroleum discoveries won’t fix Cuba’s underlying economic problems — or its relationship with the United States. (Read this article in Spanish here.)
Getting the pulse via street interviews with primary voters.
The real conservative alternative. See video of Mitch Daniels' rebuttal here.
Think you can predict the Florida primary?
Selective outrage over abortion restrictions and none over curtailing gun rights.
Edward G. Robinson stars in the latest edition of Kathy's "Movies for Grown Ups" column.
A balanced view of the argument about Islamists and the Middle East from journalist Jackson Diehl.
Given the flaws of all the candidates, from Gingrich to Romney to Paul to Obama, step right up to the craziest show on earth.
After a disastrous SNL performance, the YouTube star has to sink or swim among the indie critic sharks who thrive on destroying every "next big thing."
If Bashar Assad does not survive in Syria, Hezbollah will be confronted by rising Sunni enemies.
With Egypt's parliament now 75% Islamist, the treaty is a dead letter.
The Occupy Handbook is due out in April. We have a few helpful suggestions that might flesh-out this important work...
And why their foreign policies fail.
Romney's Mormon faith may have contributed to his defeat in South Carolina. Also read Roger L. Simon: "Nobody's Home at the Sanctum Santorum"
Primary day. (Follow Roger Simon and Bryan Preston on the Tatler as they report from on the ground in South Carolina.)
Since they have expressed interest, here are some tips.
Our routine last year: watch more Mad Men-level TV on Netflix, catch up on the movies later.
The Texan is the only one generating any enthusiasm at all. (Follow Roger Simon and Bryan Preston on the Tatler as they report from on the ground in South Carolina.)
To save our discourse, restore truth to its proper place in your discussions.
Here lie the remains of pragmatic politics. Killed by excessive ideology and rank partisanship.
The Renault Better Place, with its battery-swap system, could work economically.
How Paul's Campaign for Liberty website dropped a post promoting The Protocols of the Elders of Zion down the Internet memory hole.
Nothing clouds men’s minds like anything that has to do with Jews.
Romney must prove that GOP voters will accept him as their nominee.
Win an iPad by predicting Florida primary results.
It won't decide the 2012 election, but the meltdown of Barack Obama's Islamophile foreign policy has to hurt.
The idea of handing them out to 10 and 11 year olds with no questions asked seems callous and unfeeling.
Knockout Blu-ray images, plus it makes your media room a little bit smarter, to boot.
Barry Rubin's breakdown discovers some curious insights and strange formulations in PBO's rhetoric.
If the TSA is an obnoxious institution (just ask Sen. Rand Paul), it has plenty of competition from certain local police forces.
Why is it so hard for the chief of police to follow the law?
History and opportunity combine to make the Florida primary the pivot on which the GOP nomination will turn.
Obama's rhetoric blurs overseas troop withdrawal and the gutting of defense with an actual end to war. (Related: Don't miss Ed Driscoll: "Obama Goes Barack to the Future (Yet Again)."
In the words of the distinguished Sen. John Blutarsky, when the President's reelection campaign infomercial begins at 9:00 PM EST, my advice to you is to start drinking heavily.
These four charts show which party's bread is buttered this November.
Senate Democrats have refused to propose a budget for three years.
Saying so is factual, and certainly not racist.
Why, much as we'll always love MAD magazine, "What Me, Worry?" isn't a great motto for life.
Then: Run to Daylight. Now: Run to Prozac!
With tightening polls, it's make or break time for Mitt. Plus, which journalist will Newt Gingrich cheerfully defenestrate? Tune in tonight at 9:00 PM eastern.
They want a general who uses language to inspire them for the fight. And so far, Mitt Romney hasn’t found it. Also see Part I and Part II.
Gingrich and Romney trade demands to release potentially damaging documents. (Also read: "Mittens Takes Off the Gloves")
Unanswered questions about the senator's incident with the TSA
How a 15th century morality play sheds light on our 2012 political drama.
A cut-rate approach to national security.