Next week, an institution once revered as "the world's greatest deliberative body" will be asked to foreclose its ability to have meaningful deliberations about what will, predictably, be a deeply flawed international trade treaty. Published April 9, 2015
James O'Keefe is an intrepid investigative reporter whose undercover videos have repeatedly exposed outrageous behavior – often forcing corrective actions. Published April 7, 2015
The much-ballyhooed "April Fool's Deal" on Iran's nuclear weapons program has been controversial for many months. Published April 6, 2015
Team Obama has made much of the concept of “prosecutorial discretion.” Published April 2, 2015
The nightmarish story of a pilot locked alone in a cockpit and deliberately killing himself and his passengers by crashing his plane has just been seared into our consciousness. Published March 31, 2015
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson declared Monday that "reading the Quran" reminds him of "quintessential American values." The Muslim Brotherhood-aligned influence operation he addressed was pleased. The rest of us should be alarmed. Published March 25, 2015
A problem for states across the country became a public policy controversy in Irving, Texas, last week. Published March 24, 2015
Sunday saw two sharply differing views of the jihadist enemy we are facing. One was offered by a man who is supposed to know about such things; the other by a woman who surely does. Published March 23, 2015
The new Cold War with Russia has just gotten considerably colder, literally. Published March 19, 2015
Israel's prime minister scored an unexpected and stunning re-election victory on Tuesday. Published March 18, 2015
One of the most egregious examples of the politicization of U.S. intelligence came to light Monday. Published March 17, 2015
Sen. Tom Cotton made a very trenchant point on Sunday in response to the endless criticism Team Obama and its friends in Iran – and elsewhere – have been heaping on him and 46 other senators. Published March 16, 2015
The late New York Times columnist William Safire once called Hillary Clinton "a congenital liar." Her press conference Tuesday about the Emailgate scandal illustrated how we can tell when she's lying: Her lips are moving. Published March 11, 2015
Hillary Clinton's Emailgate scandal is becoming more problematic by the day. Turns out she exclusively used a private email account while personally prohibiting other State Department employees from doing the same. Published March 6, 2015
As predicted, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a speech of historic proportions to the U.S. Congress and the Free World on Tuesday. Published March 4, 2015
The assassination outside the Kremlin last week of Vladimir Putin's most prominent and effective critic was, as the communists used to say, "no accident, comrade." Boris Nemtsov was reportedly about to disclose proof that the Putin regime was engineering the violence in Ukraine. Published March 2, 2015
Mohamed Emwazi's personal story is but the latest refutation of the official meme that only certain jihadist groups and their disaffected, impoverished recruits pose a threat. Published February 27, 2015
Tuesday, the Center for Security Policy released a dossier showing that Rep. Andre Carson, Democrat of Indiana, has long been personally associated with individuals and organizations tied to the Muslim Brotherhood. Published February 25, 2015
Twenty-five years ago, then-British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher warned her American counterpart, "This is no time to go wobbly, George," when it came to dealing forcefully with aggression by Saddam Hussein. The same should now be said to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Published February 24, 2015
This week, legislators will demonstrate whether they are going to fulfill their oath of office to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States." Or whether they will be complicit in Barack Obama's serial violations of his. Published February 23, 2015
