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Mitt Romney, Up Close and Personal
An exclusive interview with Romney's former campaign manager Ben Coes.
The Familes of 9/11 Victims Speak
Exclusive interviews with some of the loved ones of those who perished. (Also read: "Commemorate 9/11 by Stopping Iran")
July 4 Heartwarmer: A Marine and His Miracle Dog
A stray Iraqi dog recovering from abuse walked 70 miles to find the U.S. Marine who had shown him affection.
O.J. Simpson Prosecutor Writes Legal Thriller
Marcia Clark's Guilt by Association is an insightful, reality-based, entertaining, funny, and riveting novel.
Must-See Film on Ground Zero Mosque Controversy
An interview with one of the producers of The Ground Zero Mosque: Second Wave of 9/11 Attacks.
California Lawsuit Alleges FBI Violation of Muslim Rights
The usual suspects — CAIR and the ACLU — are suing the Bureau for infiltrating mosques in Orange County.
They All Call Her ‘Gabby’
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was wounded last month in Tucson. Her friends, neighbors, and constituents tell PJ Media about the woman they know as "Gabby."
George Washington, Still #1
Biographers Ron Chernow and John Yoo show his greatness still undiminished and unmatched.
Terrorism Experts Weigh In: What Kind of Attacks Might We Expect?
PJM interviewed several anti-terrorism experts to get an idea of what al-Qaeda and their murderous affiliates may attempt next. (Update: "Oregon Plot: This Is How You Stop Terrorists")
New National Security Adviser Will Side with Biden on Afghanistan
The replacement of Jim Jones with Thomas Donilon as NSA means a change in our counterinsurgency plans in Afghanistan that will see far fewer regular troops and more Special Forces.
Never Forget: 9/11 Families Share Memories of Their Heroes
No, it doesn't get much easier, say the families of six who lost their lives that day. Their greatest worry? That Americans will forget why their loved ones were murdered.
Ground Zero Mosque Would Desecrate the Memory of 9/11 Victims
Former CIA Director James Woolsey tells PJM: "There should be a mass demonstration in front of Bloomberg’s office."
Former CIA Director Sets the Record Straight Regarding His Comments on an Iran Attack
Michael Hayden's comments about Iran’s nuclear ambitions are too vital an issue to be reduced to a series of sound bites and headlines.
An Interview with Glenn Beck
The talk radio and television megastar has written a book that is both a warning about a possible future for the U.S. and a good-old fashioned political thriller.
Caroline Glick: ‘For Those People Who Hate Me, Expect More’ (Updated)
The creator of the "We Con the World" video sent a sharp message to Islamists, and now has some barbs for her critics. (Click here to watch "We Con the Wold" at PJTV.) Update: “The Three Terrors” — get it on YouTube while you can.
In Los Angeles, Thousands Rally for Israel
A huge rally took place in L.A. on Sunday, declaring unity with Israel over the flotilla incident.
Citizen or Not, Terror Suspects Are Not Guaranteed Miranda Rights
Several legal and security experts explain to PJM why national security must trump prosecutorial success.
Iran: Where Bush Failed, Obama Simply Wastes Time
Once critical of Bush's policy, President Obama adopted a similar, though softer, strategy.
Does Obama Bear Some Responsibility for Intimidation of Comedy Central?
Former Justice official John Yoo tells PJM: “President Obama’s speech in Cairo projected a vision of American weakness where people think they can make violent threats and get away with it."
Is the CIA a ‘Bloated, Dysfunctional Bureaucracy’?
Yes, the CIA has issues to address, but the men and women of this agency are the ones who have kept Americans safe.
 | MICKEY KAUS: Does welfare cause terrorism, Part XVIII. ... |
| JOHN HINDERAKER: The Inevitable Decline Of Great Britain (cont’d). “The average American household is better armed than a London policeman, and as a result, it was left to a few women from the crowd of bystanders to try to deal with cleaver-wielding murderers. But that doesn’t mean the British are entirely lax with respect to law enforcement. No, not at all: it just depends which laws you are talking about. If you mean laws against carving up innocent people on the street with knives, well, the Brits have a problem. But if you complain about such an outrage on Facebook or Twitter, you’re going to be crushed by the full majesty of the law.” ... |
| A BAD REVIEW FOR OBAMA’S SPEECH: “He’s actually getting worse. This president will not admit that we are in a war.” |