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Herbert London
The Evil of Benevolence
Trillions of dollars have been spent on poverty programs, so why are the poor no better off?
Decline and Revival of Western Civilization
Amid despair, there is still hope that the West will find the anti-toxin to cure what ails us.
Why Would a Woman Convert to Islam?
A high-profile conversion begs the question: what are these women seeking that they could not find under liberty?
Australian Muslims Push for Islamic ‘Perspective’ in School Curriculum
Muslim immigrants want to start from the premise that Australia is a "racist" country and not a fit place to raise children. (Also read Richard Fernandez: "The Australian Elections.")
American Restoration: What It Will Take
All is not lost. After all, we as Americans tackle the difficult and welcome the impossible.
The Europe Test
Do Europeans have the will to create an entity that is more than geographic, one that inspires tolerance, respect, and sacrifice?
Wilsonian Internationalism Reborn
It's as naive a vision today as it was 90 years ago when the world was a lot less dangerous.
Innovation and Imagination Needed in Approach to Higher Education
Shrinking budgets mean that college administrators have to make some tough choices while looking at new ways to pass on knowledge to students.
Guilty Before Trial: The Mabhouh Assassination and the Incrimination of Israel
Bad reporting by the mainstream media? Or poorly concealed anti-Semitism?
Iran’s Influence on Iraq Growing
Since Prime Minister Maliki understands he cannot rely on U.S. forces to maintain stability, he has thrown in his lot with the Iranians.
No Censorship of the Arts! (Unless We Trust You)
The comments from the arts community drip with hypocrisy.
Restating the Obvious About Dictatorships
At a time when the current administration considers it appropriate to cozy up to enemies, it seems appropriate to understand why we have enemies.
Barack Obama: A Man Apart
Denying America's exceptionalism, the president seeks to recondition our national instincts.
Attention Mayor Bloomberg: Lower SAT Scores Don’t Equal ‘Success’
The NYC mayor touts Chancellor Joel Klein's "accomplishments" while test scores keep dropping.
Fending Off the Egalitarian Impulses of the Socialist State
Socialism expresses the envy of excellence by treating the contributions and wealth of the successful as the wages of sin.
