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Winning the Battle Against Al-Qaeda, Losing the War Against Jihad
So long as the West focuses on names and faces in the so-called “war on terror”—as opposed to focusing on…
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A Passive-aggressive President
Poor President Obama. All he wanted to do was deliver a jobs speech to Congress. How were he and his…
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Where Are We, Ten Years After 9/11?
So, where are we ten years after 9/11? It is comforting that we have been blessed with a near-unbroken decade…
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Could the London Riots Happen Here?
Commentary on the riots inLondon and other British cities has frequently made the point that what happened there could be…
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Everything Changed
For America 2001 was annus mirabilis. And so it was for me in terms both personal and professional. The year…
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What New UN Population Data Means for Global Power
The UN’s new fertility forecasts could have significant implications for predicting which nations will wield global power in the 21stcentury,…
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Bloomberg’s Soulless Decision
Ten years ago this month, after a band of radical Islamists crashed airplanes into the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and…
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The First Culture War
The isolated ruling class in charge of a bloated government increasingly turns its back on the millennial religious traditions that…
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Assessing Qaddafi
The world’s longest ruling head of state, Mu’ammar al-Qadhdhafi (the correct transliteration of his name), would have been ruler of…
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Blomberg’s 9/11 Gag Rule Insults Catholics
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s handling of the 9/11 memorial ceremonies: Last…