Archives for 2012

Robert Spencer discusses his new book and engages callers for the full hour.

The Russian autocrat begins his third term with a new crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators.

Terrible April economic figures disappoint — but what statistical gimmicks hide is even bleaker.

Could Israel face a nine-front conflict?

Ten years after his death, his country struggles on.

Fireworks break out between Tommi Trudeau, Rob Nelson and Nonie Darwish on Frontpage’s weekly television show.

The “godfather” of airplane hijackings now greets the flying public in Nevada.

How to win the fight for free enterprise.

Despite lies to the contrary, most Klansmen and racists have been Democrats.

How did the “Occupy” movement acquire immunity from the laws that the rest of us have to obey?

Robert Spencer takes your calls about his new book for the full hour.

Socialist victor over Sarkozy promises a spending and tax onslaught.

Arraignment of terrorists turns into a sideshow.

A look at the shadowy “Black Bloc” radicals who protest capitalism by rampaging violently – in a city near you.

How the president made a mockery of Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The leftist darling’s phony heritage is only the tip of the iceberg of academic corruption.

Fireworks break out between Tommi Trudeau, Rob Nelson and Nonie Darwish on Frontpage’s weekly television show.

Fabricated accusations of harassment leveled against student and professor for their opposition to Israel divestment.

Radical environmentalists, criminal pseudo-scientists, and the fatal cult of antihumanism.

The Chinese dissident may be on his way to freedom, but the human rights situation in China remains bleak.

Why Obama really created the genocide monitoring committee.

“Brothers, half of the Palestinians are Egyptians and the other half are Saudis.”

Religious Left condemns the true source of evil in the world: the United States.

The Obama campaign’s “composite woman” a pathetic figure who can’t function without the government.

Concerned citizens gather to make themselves heard on the war at home and abroad.