Economics for Dummies or Presidents (But I Repeat Myself)
That's nearly two-thirds going straight into Uncle Sam's pocket.
News
Directly To
Your Inbox
Directly To
Your Inbox
God Bless America? Remembering 1993's Falling Down
How far has the revenge fantasy devolved in the past 20 years?
A Pulitzer for PJ Media? The Case for Our ‘Every Single One’ Series
We’ve submitted last year’s blockbuster investigation for an award. Click here to review the entire series.
Greece: Crumbling Further, Faster
The U.S. must heed the warning. Update: "Greece: More in the same vein"
Iran to Announce Progress at Fordow Nuclear Site
The delayed announcement is expected soon.
Fifty Years Ago: 'God Speed, John Glenn'
Space is finally becoming a place, rather than a program, thanks in part to pioneers like Glenn.
Welcome to Europe in Crisis
Scene is familiar: Half-naked kids beg for food in the streets. Poor people search through trash cans for food....
Better, Not Bitter: Why We Are Not Divided
"I found a nation with a lot more in common than the network news agencies would admit." — Todd Starnes
Uncommon Knowledge Special Edition: Newt Gingrich
The GOP presidential candidate makes the case for his candidacy and explains why he's not a Washington insider.
Sharia’s Global Reach: A Liberal Muslim Extradited to Possible Beheading
Now, even a 120-character comment can win someone a date with the chopping block.
Barry Rubin's Israel
The best book for the armchair traveler and the best general purpose resource on Israel yet published.
Muruna: Violating Sharia to Fool the West
The Sunni doctrine of muruna takes taqiyya a step further.
Trying to 'Stop the Bleeding' from Environmental Overreach
Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) talks with PJM about his bill to battle the "Congress-created drought" that has devastated communities.
The Rise and Fall of Baltasar Garzón
The global Left has been deprived of one of its most ambitious legal activists.
Jeremy Lin: The Wrong Kind of Guy
Not every valued NBA up-and-comer hails from Taiwanese parents in San Francisco.
Unless Your Name Is Barack Obama, You Won't Be Surprised to Learn that The Pill Is Not Free
Working miracles.
Beyond Lionizing the Dead: Why Whitney Houston Matters
She impacted the world of music in ways few of this generation can even imagine.
The Art of Ignoring: How to Escape What Doesn't Matter
This tactic tends to work particularly well with women.
Jimmy Carter: US is 'Extra Stingy,' Occupy Movement is 'Relatively Successful'
Worst ex-president in American history. So far.
France's Election 2012: Secret Dealings Afoot?
Do Nicolas Sarkozy and socialist challenger François Hollande have an understanding?
5 Reasons Why I Always Say I'll Never Watch The Grammys Again
The Grammys are the worst of the Big Three awards shows -- yet I can't stop watching. Related: Jonathan Sanders' 5 Things I Learned While Live-Blogging the Grammys
Budget Includes UNESCO Payments Despite 'Palestine' Recognition
A footnote in the Executive Budget Summary states the administration's intent to change the law that forbids such contributions.
Secrecy Surrounds Conference to Train Cops on 'Political Violence'
The government won't speak about the mysterious American Muslim Advisory Council.
Obama's Farcical Budget Betrays a Crisis-Driven Electoral Strategy
Reelection through orchestrated upheaval?
A Time For Choosing in the Great RINO Hunt
No cease fire on social issues at CPAC.
Celebrate Black History Month: Slap a Leftist!
Runaway Slave follows a reverend across America as he seeks to discover whether blacks are finally "free at last."
Han Shot First!
Bill Whittle's newest video is a reminder that Oceania has always been at war with East Alderaan.
The Follies of Thomas Friedman's Third Party
Third parties give the victory to whomever third-party voters like the least.
'Chemtrails,' Ron Paul, and the Cost of Conspiracy in Arizona
Ever wonder about those white lines in the sky?
The Futility of Trying to Wish Iran into Being Rational
The "rational actor" was emboldened enough today to talk about its own preemptive strikes.
Senators Ask GAO to Probe Voter ID Laws as 'Poll Tax'
They claim laws leave voters "unreasonably hindered or burdened" while trying to prevent voter fraud. (See video on registering Tebow, Brady to vote in Minn.)
The Tyranny of Hip
Vs. the old man waving his cane from the porch rocking chair and shouting at the young folks.
Cooking the Books in the Name of Global Warming
If the recent "HeartlandGate" scandal is built around a forged document, it wouldn't be the first time that radical environmentalism has justified deception to further its agenda.
Lucky Barack
As the GOP gnaws at each other’s throats, something yet more depressing and deeply ironic is occurring: Capitalism is saving Obama.
How To Avoid Adultery When Temptation Is Looking You in the Eye
No one wants to take up permanent residence in Heartbreak Hotel. Here's how to avoid it.
Olbermann Defends Convicted Rapist's Right to Occupy 14-Year-Old Girl
Worst Person in the World.
In Obama's America, It Costs More to Bring Home the Bacon
Misery index? What misery index?
Memo to Jews: After They Come for the Catholic Church, They Will Come For Us
Don't be naive. We're next.
The GOP Campaign Trail Is the Path to Re-elect Obama
A long primary fight doesn't help the Republican nominee.
Can Children Be Manipulated into Eating Their Veggies?
How come French children don't need to be experimented upon by psychologists to get them to eat well?
Obama Deceives Catholics on Compromise
A phony, politically expedient diversion that relies on the stupidity of the American people or the active collaboration of the media.
Tax-Raising Rick Snyder 'Positively' Imperils Michigan's Recovery
An apparent change in the governor's attitude (or one he kept concealed from voters in 2010) threatens the state's progress.
Why MSNBC Can't Stand Pat Buchanan
Having made the mistake of first hiring the anti-Semite, the network lacked good cause to fire him. See more at PJ Tatler: here and here.
The GOP's Problem with Sex Could Cost Them in November
The right presents an outdated, even primitive, critique of human sexuality. Also read Dr. Helen: "'It used to be called illegitimacy. Now it is the new normal.'"
Tea Party and OWS Protest Side-By-Side Against Obama in San Francisco
The unthinkable finally happened last night.
Reid: Recess Appointments for Everybody!
The majority leader said Republicans were acting "out of spite" and threatened to give the White House a bit of advice.
Syria: 'The Rebel Flag Flying Everywhere'
An interview with Dr. Jonathan Spyer, just back from behind the lines.
Why Multiculturalism Is Racism
“The worm inside the doctrine of multiculturalism is the lie that all cultures are worthy of equal respect and equally embracing of individual freedom and democracy.” - Dr. Salim Mansur
The First ‘Tea Partied’ Nomination: So Far, a Grand Success
Why so down? Campaign 2012 has been win after win for conservatism.
The Life of Ants
The number of minions who must daily toil in this seething mess to discern and implement their Master's Will is enormous.
Liberals, Minorities Fleeing Egypt, 'Arab Spring'
Obama considers $800M in aid to the coming regime which has locals fleeing for their lives.
Welcome to Orange County, Mr. President
Obama greeted by skunk-wielding protesters on Southern California fundraising swing.
PJ Columnists
Previous Posts | YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK: Damaged U.S. Passport Chip Strands Passengers: “Damaging the embedded chip in your passport is now grounds for denying you the ability to travel in at least one airport in the U.S. Though the airport can slide the passport through the little number reader as easily as they can wave it in front of an RFID reader, they chose to deny a young child access to the flight, in essence denying the whole family. The child had accidentally sat on his passport, creasing the cover, and the passport appeared worn. The claim has been made that breaking the chip in the passport shows that you disrespect the privilege of owning a passport, and that the airport was justified in denying this child from using the passport.” |
| TESTIMONY: Scott Pace on Lightsquared and GPS. |
| CIVIL RIGHTS UPDATE: Canada’s Long-Gun Registry Fades Out. |
| SHOULD I FILE THIS UNDER “HIGHER EDUCATION BUBBLE UPDATE?” These Are The Insanely Expensive Cars That GWU Students Drive. “Students at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. don’t just complain about easy grades, they also drive cars so nice you’d think their campus was the parking lot of the Mall of the Emirates in Dubai. In the photo composite above is about $1.2 million worth of automobiles allegedly belonging to college students. Do your best not to hate them.” |
| IF YOU FAILED TO STOCK UP ON INCANDESCENT BULBS, you can still take advantage of this. |
| RAND SIMBERG: FakeGate: Can’t Hide This Decline. “Peter Gleick adds yet more fraud to the warmists’ resume.” It seems to me that people who were confident in the science would behave differently. |
| |
| |
| A FRACKING TIMELINE: |
| INVESTOR’S BUSINESS DAILY: Obama’s Double Talk on Sky-High Gas Prices. |
| |
| |
| DAVID HARSANYI: Hey, Wait — Aren’t High Gas Prices What Democrats Want? Yeah, but they don’t like to admit it in an election year. |
