by Charles Krauthammer    •   Washington Post It’s not exactly the Ems Dispatch (the diplomatic cable Bismarck doctored to provoke the 1870 Franco-Prussian War). But what the just-resurfaced Gruber Confession…

by Peter Huessy  (An address to the Precision Strike Association and the National Defense Industrial Association, at the Johns Hopkins University, October 21, 2014) INTRODUCTION: A year ago, in trying…

 by Dr. Larry Franklin ISIS-led anti-government Sunni Islam coalition troops have virtually surrounded Baghdad. Iraq’s largest province, al-Anbar, is almost totally occupied by anti-regime forces. Only a portion of Fallujah…

by Peter Huessy     •     Gatestone  What the Ploughshares Fund is actually doing with its proposed budget cuts, it appears, is trying to camouflage the objectives of…

by Stephen F Hayes     •     The Weekly Standard At the end of his opening statement at the traditional postelection presidential press conference, Barack Obama offered this…

RealClearPolitics BILL O’REILLY: Obamacare. Now you heard the MIT guy [Jonathan] Gruber saying, you know what? We conned everybody. They weren’t paying attention. They don’t really care. And it’s not…

By John Avlon     •     CNN Editor’s note: John Avlon is a CNN contributor and senior political columnist for Newsweek and The Daily Beast. He is co-editor…

by George Landrith A recent study conducted by NetNames found that in one month alone more than 430 million unique Internet users sought or downloaded copyright infringing music, movies, book,…

by Rick Hampson    •    USAToday “Ich bin ein Berliner,” John F. Kennedy proclaimed in 1963. Of communism’s defenders, he roared, “Let them come to Berlin!” Standing at the…

In a newly surfaced video, one of Obamacare’s architects admits a “lack of transparency” helped the Obama administration and congressional Democrats pass the Affordable Care Act. “Lack of transparency is a…

by Thomas Sowell     •     Townhall.com One of the biggest voter frauds may be the idea promoted by Attorney General Eric Holder and others that there is…

by Fred Barnes     •     Weekly Standard Republicans won 7 Democratic seats (so far!), lost none, and took control of the Senate. Harry Reid is history. Democrats…

by Byron York     •     The Washington Examiner As Democratic losses mounted in Senate races across the country on election night, some liberal commentators clung to the…

Not too many years ago, many optimistically argued that the world was becoming, or would shortly become, a safer place. They said the United States had “reset” its relationship with…

by Carol E Lee     •     The Wall Street Journal President Barack Obama hoped the midterm elections would help break the capital’s gridlock. Instead, they became a…