Archives for 2013

Inside the fanatical mindset of the Islamic Republic.

What if a white shooter had killed mostly black people out of a racially mixed group?

While the view looks bleaker and bleaker from Jerusalem.

A new report’s disturbing findings on the ongoing outreach to a Muslim Brotherhood affiliate.

A disturbing pattern of hate crimes — and media silence.

How long before the weapons are turned on us?

The latest devious distortions of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood network.

The frightening case of Sajjad Masih — accused of blasphemy.

An Islamic preacher explains how marriage to infidel women is a lot like rape.

Will the left finally let us do something about the dangerously mentally ill?

Reflections on the Oslo Accords and the Yom Kippur War.

A bad start to the academic year.

The ideological Catch-22 that cripples Obama’s calculations on Syria.

What Iranian leaders are contemplating as Hassan Rouhani heads to the U.N.

When there’s a problem at the ballot box, the Islamic world turns to jihad.

The common thread between the latest mass killings and homeland security incidents.

The choice that awaits Ben Bernanke’s heir apparent.

Remember when President Bush said Saddam sent Iraq’s chemical weapons into Syria?

A controversy in Florida illuminates the question that must not be asked.

Gun-control advocates waste no time twisting the Navy Yard shooting.

The surest way to harm low-wage and minority workers.

The imperative of U.S. strength on the global stage.

CNN’s questionable coverage of the Syria crisis.

The intolerance of multiculturalism in action.

A source of derision and amusement in domestic as well as foreign circles.