Lie of the Decade
by Jed Babbin • The American Spectator We have become wearily accustomed to the constant flow of lies in the presidential campaign. Some are important but most are not. They…
by Jed Babbin • The American Spectator We have become wearily accustomed to the constant flow of lies in the presidential campaign. Some are important but most are not. They…
Both Iran and North Korea are rogue nations developing and testing new missile technologies at an alarming rate. Iran threatens U.S. forces and has missile technology to carry out those…
On Jan. 23, 2013, Hillary Clinton asked an infamous question about the attack on the United States Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. “What difference, at this point, does it make?” Clinton…
A United Nations tribunal on Tuesday ruled unanimously against China’s history-based claim to sovereignty over 90 percent of the South China Sea. The ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration…
The test, in violation of a UN resolution, failed shortly after liftoff when the missile exploded, sources said. The effort occurred on the evening of July 11-12 near the Iranian…
What diplomats call the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action—known to the rest of us as the Disastrous Iran Deal—was agreed in Vienna a year ago this week. Now comes a…
A rise in terrorist attacks is further evidence that the global appeal of ISIS-inspired jihad is not dwindling. By M.G. Oprea • The Federalist It seems every…
by Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi Since the proclamation of the Republic (Cumhuriyet) on October 29, 1923, Turkey had been a deeply divided country, and what had been even more problematic,…
Claims Obama admin misled Congress about purchase of Iranian nuclear material by Adam Kredo • Washington Free Beacon Congress is seeking legal remedies to block further concessions…
Report: The Obama administration misled the public and obstructed investigations into Benghazi. By Mollie Hemingway • The Federalist A congressional committee responsible for investigating the 2012…
Arizona Republican Senator John McCain has over his decades in government built a reputation based largely on a few key tenets. As a genuine Vietnam War hero, and as…
by Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi The first half of the 20th century in Europe was characterized by two extremely destructive phenomena: Two ruinous wars and three revolutions that aimed at…
by Peter Huessy Following the President’s visit to Hiroshima, nuclear weapons and their enduring usefulness in protecting America and its allies has become an increasingly important focus of debate especially…
by Russ Read • Daily Caller A tranche of emails from Hillary Clinton’s private server show that Department of State officials did not follow security protocols…
Dr. Miklos K. Radvanyi Tragically, it is one of the most fundamental truths of human history that no one is more prone to commit violent and even heinous acts than…