Obama appointed a Communist to an important White House job. But this time the move went practically unnoticed, unlike in 1992 when Clinton almost did the same.
The iconic singer-songwriter finds there's a price to pay for his cherished anonymity.
Lemann falls into the trap of bringing up the bugaboo of McCarthyism to defend KGB spies.
It seems that all the vitriol and intimidation is coming from one side in the Gates incident.
Love her or hate her, it's clear that the current festival of in-house Palin bashing is not going to help the GOP one bit.
The fact that the investigative journalist was a Soviet agent doesn't seem to be a problem.
Why did the Times delete a reference to Sotomayor's reliance on Marxist-Leninist analysis in her college thesis?
If a new executive order sounds similar to the policy that candidate Obama fiercely attacked, that's because it is.
A book on the KGB in America sees the reporter trying to whitewash history.
Without Truman, the Jewish state would not exist today. Why did he support it?
It's a pivotal time for those who care about Israel's continued existence.
A die-hard apologist for Soviet communism blows out the candles.
Arab and Palestinian rejectionism — then and now — makes seeking a two-state solution pure folly.
Freedom of speech is not the same thing as academic freedom, and too many left-wing academics hide under the "free speech" rubric. (Roger L. Simon has a suggestion on how to deal with Robinson here.)
Liberals hit the roof over the espionage revelation about one of their icons — but the evidence is very conclusive.
True to form, some liberals are pointing a finger at the United States and blaming us for high seas violence.
The Congressional Black Caucus put on a shocking display when commenting on their Cuban junket.
Negotiating with a terrorist group isn't the right way to improve relations with the Muslim world.