Lauri Regan Sitting in my office almost forty floors above ground level in midtown Manhattan last week, I was astounded to be drawn away from my work by chants of “Free free Palestine&rdqu...; Continue reading
Pope Francis told Israeli and Palestinian leaders they “must respond” to their people’s yearning for peace “undaunted in dialogue” during an unprecedented prayer me... Continue reading
Michael Schaus New York City Liberals would apparently rather have charities go without millions of dollars, than see the company get a little good press. Just over half of the 51 members of the... Continue reading
Cliven Bundy should be happy for the public revelation of the private comments of fellow racist Donald Sterling; the latter has replaced the former as the person Americans most love to hate. The... Continue reading
Derek Hunter On Aug. 28, 1964, Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. spoke the immortal words, “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judg... Continue reading
So-called hate speech has a wide and often political interpretation Sen. Ed Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, has introduced The Hate Crime Reporting Act of 2014 (S.2219) in the Senate. “We have... Continue reading
C.L. Bryant, The 2016 presidential election will be a battle for the soul of America. After six years under the most divisive president in our nation’s history, we desperately need a unify... Continue reading
Dear friends, lets stop and consider the following circumstances surrounding the rule by a long line of elected and bureaucratic traitors relative to the damage they have inflicted to the founda... Continue reading
Stephanie Fenner has intimate photographs of herself and a black boyfriend online. Two new photographs of her injuries, one of them very graphic, have also appeared online. Here is what we... Continue reading
Our founders wisely included the Second Amendment in our Constitution because the right to keep and bear arms was one of the abiding principles for which they had waged the Revolution. And for those o... Continue reading
By Pete Parker The Congressional Black Caucus, Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson and the rest of the race-card entrepreneurs that poison our political landscape share the convoluted belief that whenever a y... Continue reading
On Sunday’s broadcast of “Fox & Friends,” conservative columnist Ann Coulter explained how the trial of George Zimmerman — who was found “not guilty” Satur... Continue reading
Washington Post columnist Michael Gerson attacked Sen. Rand Paul, my brother, Rush, and my good friend Mark Levin in a recent column for their various comments concerning the National Security Agency&... Continue reading
Kudos to Dinesh D’Souza. He’s made a much-needed splash with his brilliant film 2016: Obama’s America, now the second-highest-grossing political documentary of all time. D’Souz... Continue reading
On Tuesday, Egypt’s chief prosecutor issued arrest warrants against eight US citizens. Their purported crimes relate either to their reported involvement in the production of the Internet movie ... Continue reading
Last week, protesters gathered in White Plains, New York to denounce hatred. Were they protesting against murderous Islamic jihad terror attacks against innocent civilians in Israel and elsewhere? Wer... Continue reading