James S. Robbins is senior editorial writer for foreign affairs at The Washington Times.
By James S. Robbins — Published July 25, 2012 Comments
Iranian nuke technicians get a taste of things to come courtesy of AC/DC
By James S. Robbins — Published June 24, 2012 Comments
A report from the Egyptian press, linked on presidential candidate Ahmed Shafik's Facebook page, suggests that the junta-approved former prime minister has won the race for president of Egypt.
By James S. Robbins — Published February 20, 2012 Comments
Want to pay $5 for a gallon of unleaded regular? Come to the nation's capital.
By James S. Robbins — Published January 27, 2012 Comments
President Obama says the U.S. is "the Saudi Arabia of natural gas,” yet America has lower proven natural gas reserves than the Saudis.
By James S. Robbins — Published November 16, 2011 Comments
Leftist radicals are promising a November 17 to remember. The Occupy movement and other extremist groups are planning dozens of disruptive demonstrations across the country. And you can thank George Soros for it.
By James S. Robbins — Published October 25, 2011 Comments
A new monument at Arlington National Cemetery honors 14 Jewish military chaplains, among them Alexander B. Goode, one of the four "Immortal Chaplains" who sacrificed his life in 1943 to give others a fighting chance to live.
By James S. Robbins — Published October 22, 2011 Comments
White House bragging about the announced troop withdrawal from Iraq overlooks the fact that President Obama had wanted the U.S. to stay even longer. Baghdad told him to get out.
By James S. Robbins — Published October 20, 2011 Comments
Why should Federal workers get automatic pay raises when nobody else does?
By James S. Robbins — Published October 14, 2011 Comments
Exclusive internal documents from Occupy Wall Street reveal that the 99% are almost 99% disaffected white kids.
By James S. Robbins — Published October 13, 2011 Comments
Accused Iranian bomb plotter Mansour Arbabsiar was hardly a master assassin
By James S. Robbins — Published October 12, 2011 Comments
You would think the members of the Occupy Wall Street movement would be grateful to the media for all the attention they are getting. But according to the group’s draft “American People’s New Economic Charter,” they are discussing ways to bring an end to freedom of the press as we know it.
By James S. Robbins — Published October 12, 2011 Comments
Should a business owner make less than half of what a librarian makes? Should academics be paid more than bankers or lawyers? The Occupy movement says yes.
By James S. Robbins — Published October 4, 2011 Comments
These days hardly anyone knows that the expression "Grand Old Party" originally referred to the Democrats.
By James S. Robbins — Published October 1, 2011 Comments
The OccupyWallSt. crowd thinks the military is coming to protect them from the police. This raises the question -- what drugs are they on?
By James S. Robbins — Published September 27, 2011 Comments
David Axelrod is not a master of metaphor. Either that or he likes cheap wine.
By Jay Sekulow
The left's outrage over the IRS turns to a plea to 'move on'
