James S. Robbins is senior editorial writer for foreign affairs at The Washington Times.
By James S. Robbins — Published September 13, 2011 Comments
The internet was buzzing this week with video of First Lady Michelle Obama apparently showing extreme disrespect to the American flag at a ceremony in honor of the victims of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks.
By James S. Robbins — Published September 13, 2011 Comments
The Islamic Republic of Iran has decided that television can no longer be interesting.
By James S. Robbins — Published September 13, 2011 Comments
Women in Saudi Arabia will soon be able to do what has long been forbidden: sell sexy undergarments to other women.
By James S. Robbins — Published September 9, 2011 Comments
My eyewitness account of American Flight 77 hitting the Pentagon
By James S. Robbins — Published September 2, 2011 Comments
A D.C. sex club scam did more to provide jobs with government money than a half-billion dollar solar energy boondoggle.
By James S. Robbins — Published September 2, 2011 Comments
Chinese men deserted by their foreign-born wives may be entitled to a “replacement.”
By James S. Robbins — Published September 2, 2011 Comments
If Californians want babysitters so they can have a night out they may have to fill out the proper state employment paperwork first.
By James S. Robbins — Published September 1, 2011 Comments
After the public voted 100 to 1 to release the full Wikileaks archive, the process has begun.
By James S. Robbins — Published August 27, 2011 Comments
Current wind speed data suggest that Hurricane Irene may already be losing her hurricane status.
By James S. Robbins — Published August 19, 2011 Comments
According to the White House, the rising tide of food stamp recipients is a blessing for the American economy.
By James S. Robbins — Published August 19, 2011 Comments
Is “Adios Mofo” an infamous political blooper or the rising campaign slogan of the 2012 election?
By James S. Robbins — Published August 11, 2011 Comments
The White House claims that unemployment payments help grow the economy. Good thing so many people are out of a job.
By James S. Robbins — Published August 11, 2011 Comments
The Obama administration is coming under increasing scrutiny for exploiting the war on terrorism for political gain. But unfortunately for Mr. Obama the bin Laden take-down won't be a factor in the 2012 election.
By James S. Robbins — Published August 4, 2011 Comments
Tea Party backers have been taking a lot of heat from their critics lately. They have been called delusional, addicts, zombies, racists, Hobbits, extremists, and this week Vice President Joe Biden called them “terrorists.” I suppose this is what passes for the “new civility” on the left. But there are definite advantages to being thought of as crazy.
By James S. Robbins — Published August 4, 2011 Comments
This week Marvel Comics unveiled a new Spider-Man, a half-black, half-Hispanic teen named Miles Morales. In the spirit of inclusion, here are some suggestions for reimaging other established comic book titles to reflect 21st Century values.
By Jay Sekulow
The left's outrage over the IRS turns to a plea to 'move on'
