Archives for March 2011

If Arab protesters seek a democratic model to emulate, they needn’t look too far.

The unholy ties that bind leftists and Islamists.

NPR has become a parody of itself.

Raheel Raza joins Jamie Glazov’s video series to explain why she was threatened by the developers of Park51.

How Arab socialists and Islamists have been preparing for this Mideast moment.

Continuing resolutions on government funding cannot go on forever.

Unions win some and lose some. The taxpayer always loses.

The collaborator comes to the University of Pennsylvania.

Wisconsin’s governor brings boldness back to conservatism.

Rachelle Rubin urges the Freedom Center not to defend Israel on her campus, lest it offend the Arab population.

Why does Peter King, not Islamic terrorism, elicit outrage?

The president employs his predecessor’s approach in foreign policy.

The Oscar award-winning actor’s next film, “The Promised Land,” offers more lies about Israel.

The oldest prejudice is in full swing.

The Islamist group censors its English website.

The Christian Left continues to make its contribution to our cultural suicide.

Is any acknowledgment of a jihadist threat acceptable to the saints of social justice?

Who really needs to be drug tested?

Harvard lifts its four-decade-long ban on the Reserve Officers Training Corps.

A leading activist exposes why Emanuel’s plan to cut dropout rates is a cure worse than the disease.

Why knowing just one of them guarantees that, in some way, your life will be done harm.

Human rights activists voice their support of the upcoming hearings on Islamic radicalism in America.

From ObamaCare to the budget, the administration is deceiving the public with its fuzzy math.

Ottawa cancels the screening of the new documentary, “Iranium,” because the mullahs voice their displeasure.

If Palestinians unilaterally declare a state this year, everything changes.