Archives for October 2010
When will the center host a tribute to the longest-suffering black political prisoners in modern history?
Red Might Rising
China boldly asserts itself in the waters that America has dominated for almost three generations.
Ahmadinejad Shields Hezbollah
The Iranian tyrant does his share to derail the U.N. investigation of the assassination of Lebanese P.M. Rafiq Hariri.
The Closing of the Muslim Mind
How intellectual suicide created the modern Islamist crisis.
Wilders: One Step Closer to Victory
Amsterdam public prosecutors recommend dropping the charges — but only the judge can decide.
Waging War on GOP Donors
Harassment, blackmail, intimidation…nothing is off limits this election season.
Reuel Gerecht and Jeffrey Goldberg vs. Pamela Geller
Geller wins.
The Losing Game of Ethanol
The Obama administration takes another wrong turn.
Obama’s Other Anti-Semitic Guru
Why does the president praise a man who compares Jews to Hitler and Stalin?
The Cross in Torment
Pope Benedict holds synod to protect Mideast Christians from vicious persecution.
Brazilian Ambition
A leader of developing nations, the South American nation inches closer toward the enemy camp.
Ahmadinejad’s Deadly Triumph in Lebanon
Iran’s despot embraces Israel’s sworn enemy — in a country fast falling into jihadi hands.
What’s on Black Voters’ Minds?
A simple question that may be the key to electoral success.
When Mullahs Prepare for Nuclear War
A top advisor for Iran’s Defense Minister publishes a troubling article.
The Life and Thought of Andrei Sakharov
A new biography brings one of Russia’s greatest human rights crusaders to life.
Afraid of the Republican “Avalanche”
Soros claims he’ll “sit” this one out.
Wilders’ Trial: Win One, Lose One
A victory for Wilders — along with a setback for free speech.
Look Who’s Nativist Now
The party that cries “racism” plays the “America First” card.
Obama’s Secret Money Smear
The White House slanders a venerable institution.
The Dems’ Desperate Measures
Dirty campaign tactics and a party in crisis.
The U.N.’s War on Israel
Canada pays the price for principle.
Climbing out of the Communist Faith
A black Hispanic ex-radical shares how he realized that finding socialism meant digging under a pile of human corpses.
Lies Against Geller
For a Salon “media critic,” the New York Times’ contemptuous piece against a freedom fighter is not enough.
No Guts, No Glory
Why under-confidence — not overconfidence — could hold Republicans back in November.
The Left’s Invisible Victims
The government-sponsored suffering we don’t see.