President Barack Obama said the beheading of a U.S. journalist by Islamic radicals won’t deter him from a bombing campaign aimed at driving them back. “The United States of America w... Continue reading
Chicago Tribune – by Ron Grossman A cheerleader for the Russian Revolution in the early 20th century and a leader in the labor movement during the Depression; hounded during the McCarthy e... Continue reading
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton should shoulder most of the blame for the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi. She knew that terrorists were in Benghazi before the attack and cut the ... Continue reading
Sounding a defiant note over his government’s nomination of a U.N. ambassador-designate linked to the 1979 American hostage crisis, Iran’s foreign minister has dismissed those object... Continue reading
The Best Years in Life Fibromyalgia is a misunderstood and frequently misdiagnosed condition. It is characterized by widespread chronic pain involving multiple “tender points” in the... Continue reading
I had hoped to write about “Duck Dynasty” this week, but that will have to wait. I have too much Kwanzaa shopping left to d0. (Is it just me, or is Kwanzaa getting way too commerciali... Continue reading
Michelle Malkin: Before we head to Syria to avenge the mass murder of their kids, how about we finish avenging ours? When I say “finish,” of course I really mean “start.” A doz... Continue reading
In recent history, we’ve seen the Left hijack and manipulate language to win battles. It’s time the Right wakes up to the deception. Katie Pavlich reports in the July issue of Townhall Mag... Continue reading
The “enlightened” who claim a firm grip on the steering wheel of Western civilization see the future through a lens in which man becomes ever more perfectible as outdated religious creeds ... Continue reading
Shortly before protestors poured into the streets of Cairo�s Tahrir Square to put the final nail into the coffin of Hosni Mubarak�s regime, the headline on the Presidential Daily Brief produced by the... Continue reading