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Saif Al-Adel: The Next Khalid Sheikh Mohammed?
Recently released from "house arrest" in Iran, al-Adel has taken over as overseer of international attacks for al-Qaeda.
Five Paths to the GOP 2012 Nomination
The next presidential election cycle began on November 3, 2010.
Egyptians and Saudis Simulate War with Iran
The Egyptians and Saudis are serious about the Iranian threat because they understand that they are the first on the chopping block and are the most vulnerable to Iran’s designs.
The Afghanistan Surge Is Working
But its ultimate success will depend upon the backbone of President Obama.
Al-Qaeda Magazine Urges Attacks on ‘Soft’ Targets
Shooting up a Washington, D.C., restaurant hoping to "knock off a few government employees" is just one helpful suggestion coming from the Yemeni-based terror outfit.
Newly Declassified Iraqi Testimony Shows Why Saddam Had to Be Removed
Recently declassified documents focusing on the testimony of Tariq Aziz, Saddam Hussein’s deputy prime minister, reminds us why Saddam had to be removed from power.
Clinton Denies Calling for Regime Change in Iran
But she did. (Also read Roger L. Simon: "Sen. Lieberman supports regime change and more in Iran.")
Widespread Fraud Alleged in Afghan Election
At least 600 attacks by the Taliban disrupted the vote while evidence is emerging that President Hamid Karzai manipulated the ballots.
Jihadists Making Themselves at Home in Philadelphia
Extremists in the city and the countryside are spreading hate against America and the West.
Has Israel Just Figured Out How to Make the Electric Car Worthwhile?
A design allowing for battery swapping rather than long recharges gets a trial run this month.
Majority of Iraqis Oppose Obama’s Withdrawal
Democracy, Whiskey, Sexy, Redux: based on recent polling numbers, Iraqis want American soldiers to stay in their country more than the Americans do.
He Must Be Joking: Biden Says ‘Iranian Influence in Iraq Is Minimal’
If Iran needed reassurance that their proxy warfare strategy is working ...
Returning from Israel Believing That Peace Is Possible
Two weeks in Israel gave me optimism about what is happening on the ground, away from the radical Palestinian leadership.
Is Islam Really the Second-Fastest Growing Religion?
The religious makeup of the world is changing, but the media’s focus on the West is causing many to be blind to Islam’s losing of ground in the third world.
Gasoline Shortage in Iran Threatens Regime
Iran faces a severe gasoline shortage that is riling up citizens, and the shortage is likely to get exponentially worse.
A Court Victory for the Enemy of the Mullahs
But advocates of regime change in Iran are split on supporting the Iranian opposition group called the MEK.
More Muslim Riots in France
Muslim youths have taken to the streets of France once again, rioting against perceived abuses at the hands of police in their "special urban zones" that separate them from the rest of society.
Frequent Muslim Speaker to Kids in New York Schools Supports Hamas, Hezbollah
In an interview with PJM, Hassan Shibly claims his school talks are non-political despite evidence to the contrary.
The Green Revolution’s Next Phase: A Workers’ Strike?
If the recent bazaar strike can unite with a strike by the general workers and political activists, the Iranian regime may be doomed.
Will Turkey Turn Back Toward the West Next Year?
Prime Minister Erdogan is in trouble, as the opposition takes aim at his foreign policy.
U.S. Government Needs to Prepare for Coming Leak of Damaging Video
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange claims he has a video of an American "massacre" in Afghanistan and is threatening to release thousands of pages of documents that would be ruinous to national security.
Toothless Sanctions on Iran, Part 47
Iran's mocking response to the latest UN sanctions is, unfortunately, right on the money.
The Call for a ‘Greater Iran’ Is Old News
Recent statements from the leader of Iranian Hezbollah about an "Islamic United States" from Palestine to Afghanistan are not outside of the mainstream of political thought among regime leaders.
GOP Still Sees Gains in November Despite Tightening Races
As the health care issue fades from view, Democrats are securing their leads in some races while gaining ground in others.
Satellite Photos Support Testimony That Iraqi WMD Went to Syria
The history books on this issue shouldn’t be written just yet.
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