By Jay Sekulow
The left's outrage over the IRS turns to a plea to 'move on'
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For the attic rummagers among us, nostalgic fans of the golden age of conservatism, there may be no better Christmas gift than "Freedom Is A Hammer: Conservative Folk Revolutionaries of the Sixties," a new anthology CD issued with a handsome booklet by the Omni Recording Corp.
Desmond Miles’ stealthy ancestors are on hand to witness the birth of a nation while killing plenty of redcoats in a riveting third-person adventure game.
The National Gallery of Art has, at last count, 108,000 old master and modern prints, etchings, drawings, and other works on paper — by artists ranging from Albrecht Durer to Pablo Picasso. None of them is on permanent view. Out of sight doesn't mean inaccessible, however.
In 1776, the warning that "the British are coming" came in a lantern lit in a steeple, and Paul Revere rode horseback to alert the people. In terms of mass communication, not much had changed since the days before the Roman Empire's horse-drawn chariots and widespread ignorance. All this changed after the War of Independence, and a free nation was formed.
Each day brings new evidence of the left's hatred for Christians and other traditionalists, but the smear campaign against Christian-owned Chick-fil-A sets a new low.
President Obama is said to have 2,000 songs on his iPod, but he's never mentioned the Beastie Boys. Too bad. He could learn so much from them. Still can.
A Kansas judge declared a mistrial in a murder trial Wednesday after a newspaper reporter tweeted a photo that included the grainy profile of a juror.
The Freemasons, the venerable "secret society" featured in blockbuster films "The Da Vinci Code" and "National Treasure," is back in the limelight — by choice this time — with a new attitude and a new marketing campaign to attract a new generation of members.
Like the good citizens of my birth state who first heard the midnight cry of alarm warning them that the enemy was coming, I have heard the alarm from a modern-day Paul Revere. Do you hear it? There is a new anti-freedom, anti-American force invading our beloved country and that force is called Shariah (Islamic law).
Back from two weeks' vacation and making his first TV appearance since a threat against his life was posted on a jihadist website, David Letterman played it all for laughs during Monday's monologue.
David Letterman was back at "Late Show" on Monday after a two-week vacation, his first day at work since a threat against his life was posted on a jihadist website.
It might be time for another midnight ride by Paul Revere, this time warning "the creditors are coming."
It might be time for another midnight ride by Paul Revere, this time warning "the creditors are coming."
Sarah Palin's impromptu, slightly rambling statement about Paul Revere last week set off volleys of verbal musket fire from her many left-wing critics in the media. Touring Boston on Thursday, she gave a folksy account of Revere's ride, saying he was one of the men who "warned the British that they weren't gonna be takin' away our arms, by ringin' those bells and by makin' sure that as he's ridin' his horse through town to send those warnin' shots and bells that we were gonna be secure and we were gonna be free."
Sarah Palin is the hottest act in town, and the critics can only grind their teeth. She's playing the media like a violin, though the likes of Chris Matthews and Maureen Dowd look more like bass fiddles.
Acting more like Benito Mussolini than Paul Revere, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino said he will block Chick-fil-A from opening a restaurant in his city.
He is best known for his midnight ride to warn colonists of approaching British troops.
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