Unlike many of his colleagues, Columbia University's Jagdish Bhagwati understands that the economic crisis is not an indictment of the free market.
The appropriate response is a compound of contempt and irritation. (Also read Roger L. Simon: Nobel Committee Rescinds Peace Prize to Obama: Gives Award to Runner-Up.)
Obama's bogus budgetary concerns for Afghanistan reveal his moral failings.
Three brilliant, cathartic videos go viral. (See PJTV's version: Protect Yourself From Hollywood)
Who needs a library, anyway? The Brave New World of educational trendiness.
Breitbart's latest bombshell has the Obama administration treating the law as an obstacle, not a boundary.
He saw with a kindly but unflinching clarity what mischief the seductive lullabies of utopian fantasy had prepared for its acolytes. (Also read Ron Radosh's tribute.)
A false charge of racism is even more offensive than a real one. (Also read Stephen Green: The Content of His Character)
Credibility is a rapidly disappearing commodity in the current White House.
We're being given a health care offer that we can't refuse.
Troubling regret for Obama voters who were swept up by his fantasy "kitsch" aesthetic.
The ruling against John Ashcroft is a splendid example of anti-American sentimentality undertaken by means of judicial intimidation.
Dear Unions: Wealth produces wealth. Taxes reduce wealth. Got it?
Spare us the fairy tale about the “Lion of the Senate.” Lyin’ in the Senate is more like it. (Also read Ron Rosenbaum: A Moment in (Teddy Kennedy) History)
MSNBC, quite intentionally, tries to stir up racial tensions with an appallingly misleading video.
The president's frequent use of scapegoats is a tactic straight from 1984.
What was the real reason that Yale was anxious to bowdlerize Professor Klausen’s book?
A new book about the Danish Mohammed cartoons will not actually contain the Danish Mohammed cartoons.
As uncovered by PJM's own Jennifer Rubin, Eric Holder's DOJ is an opaque, ideological menace to the law.
Do the police really owe the Harvard professor an apology?
As with the stimulus, the White House message on health care is "Hurry up and give us the money now." (Watch PJTV's virtual health care forum here.)