Archives for 2012

The New York Times best-selling author exposes the Left’s sordid race-hustling.

Ancient lessons from the people of Israel and what they mean to the Jewish community today.

The president’s “bridge builder” legacy goes up in smoke.

Business strategist Jacqueline B. Brandwynne shares her love of America — and her dread of an Obama second term.

Thanks to Obama, thousands of Muslims descend upon Google.

Reflections on a homage to tyranny.

How Congress helped created a frivolous lawsuit racket.

One fights for free speech in Britain, the other seeks to destroy it.

The conceptual framework that led to the Benghazi attack and the unraveling of the Middle East.

The vice president’s bad faith arguments.

“Victory or martyrdom.”

A team goes undercover to learn about the “Religion of Peace.”

Dwight Schultz, Diane Zinn and Rob Nelson shed light on the darkness in Benghazi-Gate.

Scholar Andrew Bostom unveils the legacy of Islamic totalitarianism.

How the anti-Israel Christian Left is fueling the fires of the Mideast conflict.

Quazi Nafis wasn’t a maniac, but a rational devotee of Islam.

The era of one-way political monologues from Tinsel Town hypocrites is over.

Countless horror stories go unreported.

Definitions and timelines distract from the bigger, devastating picture.

Debunking the bogus claims of the self-appointed truth keepers.

A mildly alert Barack Obama impresses his fans, but not struggling Americans.

Obama campaign warns Spanish socialist party about the “Eurovegas” entrepreneur.

A field guide to the Arab Spring.

An administration worth mocking.

A flawed and dangerous treaty gets another chance.