Archives for September 2010

Is the president trying to divert his domestic policy failures with a foreign policy spectacle?

Environmental groups can distance themselves from the troubled Discovery Channel gunman’s means, but not his ends.

Supporters gather in NYC to condemn Hamas’s cold-blooded murder of four Jewish civilians.

Spilling Israeli blood to mark the start of peace negotiations.

How will peace talks succeed if Obama fails to denounce Arab terror?

Will taxpayers be on the hook for more of Big Labor’s excesses?

From Nazareth to New York, the pattern of Islamic triumpalism leaves chilling lessons in its wake.

David Horowitz’s new book chronicles his campaign to save America’s universities.

Why the latest round of “peace” talks is certain to fail.

As the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks get underway, the infamous Goldstone report looms ominously.

The forgotten deadly violence haunting the Monday holiday — and Obama’s political allies.

Michael Ledeen discusses a prophecy he made about Iran and how, alone among Western observers, he got it right.

Why Travis Smiley thinks violent whites of Christian heritage are no different than jihadists.

Stamping Imam Rauf’s passport, and America’s embrace of Sharia, to legitimacy.

Why does the media have amnesia about the racial derangement and anti-Semitism of black leaders?

The Tea Party’s insurgence.

Are the Ground Zero mosque opponents really like European anti-Semites — as evangelical Left theorist David Gushee claims?

How the president’s church attendance — back in Chicago — proves he’s an atheist.

No seat is safe.

A theocracy divided against itself.

The deception of Dr. Rajendra Pachauri and his fellow climate alarmists is displayed for all to see.