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• Cheney: The Genius of Our Society Is Our Economy Wed Oct 5
  Jack Bouroudjian
  I had the great honor to speak with former Vice President Dick Cheney about his life in politics, which also happens to be the subject of his new book, “In My Time: A Personal and Political Memoir.” ... more
• AP Interview: Iraq-US training deal likely Tue Sep 27
  AP News
• Iraqi air defense: A work in progress Tue Sep 27
  Reuters News
• Senior finance official assassinated in Iraq Mon Sep 26
  AP News
• The War America Fights Sat Sep 10
  Caroline Glick
  Ten years ago, in the shadow of the crater at Ground Zero, the smoldering Pentagon and a field of honor in Pennsylvania, America found itself at war. ... more
• A Decade of War Fri Sep 9
  Oliver North
  Everyone older than 20 remembers whom he was with, what he was doing and how he learned we were at war that beautiful Tuesday morning a decade ago. Most of us recall a gorgeous late-summer morning with blue skies -- "shirt-sleeve weather" -- and then the horror: two of the world's tallest buildings collapsing into piles of rubble, the west wall of the Pentagon in flames and a fire-bathed crater in the soil of Somerset County, Pa. ... more
• Cliche-Based Foreign Policy Fri Sep 2
  Caroline Glick
  US Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, the chairwoman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, kicked up a political storm this week. On Tuesday, Ros-Lehtinen introduced the United Nations Transparency, Accountability and Reform Act. If passed into law it would place stringent restrictions on US funding of the UN's budget. ... more
• Libya 2011: Now Comes the War for Order Wed Aug 24
  Austin Bay
  Gun battles in Tripoli's suburbs signal the death throes of Muammar Gadhafi's dictatorship. Regime change is succeeding, albeit slowly and with needlessly protracted agony. ... more
• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Aug 14
  John Ransom
  We have a whole new crop of liberals to taunt. Seems as if the old group dropped off and new ones turned up to pick at us this week. Oh, I so love wasting George Soros' troll money. I hope you do too. ... more
• Lion in a Cage, Hosni Mubarak on Exhibit Tue Aug 9
  Paul Greenberg
  No, it's not Louis XVI being trundled off to his execution to the jeers of the mob, soon enough to be followed by Marie Antoinette. ... more
• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Aug 7
  John Ransom
  I see Roy and Odin and Mo and Steve this week in the mail bag. We talk Matt Damon- who had a great part playing himself in Team America World Police- SEIU, racism of the progressive type. And we point out once again that numbers and words aren't the strongest skill sets for liberals. Besides that, they're bleeping golden. ... more
• The Marilyn Monroe Doctrine Thu Jul 14
  Cliff May
  This ideal of an America that is strong, unafraid and certainly doesn't let its enemies get away with murder was not just a Hollywood conceit. ... more
• A Lioness in the White House? Mon Jun 27
  John Andrews
  Palin and Bachmann know you don’t go on the playground unless you can take rough teasing, and both have survived worse. It’s a liberal man’s world in which conservative women are fair game for putdowns and the non-sexist PC rules apparently don’t apply. ... more
• The World's Best Policeman Wed Jun 22
  Jeff Jacoby
  According to a new Rasmussen poll, only a narrow sliver of US voters want America to be the nation chiefly responsible for policing the planet and trying to maintain international order. An overwhelming 74 percent reject the idea. ... more
• Bin Laden Coup Won't Help Obama in Budget Fight Mon May 9
  Byron York
  Barack Obama believes he can leverage some of his killing-bin-Laden popularity into new power on Capitol Hill. If so, he can forget about "unity." ... more
• Rules for Killing Rogues Thu May 5
  Victor Davis Hanson
  The welcome end of Osama bin Laden at the hands of helicopter-borne American military commandos raises a number of issues. ... more
• Iraq to disband court that tried Saddam Hussein Wed May 4
  AP News
• Gadhafi Shifts Tactics: Pick-up Trucks and Human Shields Wed Apr 6
  Austin Bay
  Within the last 10 days, Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi's loyalist forces have modified their combat tactics. Gadhafi's henchmen are now using trucks instead of tanks for transport. ... more
• Obama Cried, Kids Died Wed Mar 30
  Ann Coulter
  "Humanitarian" seems to be the Democrats' new word for "absolutely no national interest." ... more
• The Syrian Spring Mon Mar 28
  Caroline Glick
  Amidst the many dangers posed by the political conflagration now engulfing the Arab world, we are presented with a unique opportunity in Syria. ... more
• Politicians, Media & “Kinetic Military Actions”: Libya In Historical Perspective Mon Mar 28
  Brian Birdnow
  Last week the Obama Administration, increasingly ceding American foreign policy to the “world community”, initiated military actions against Libya, for a host of stated but conflicting reasons. ... more
• Understanding the Third Terror War Fri Mar 25
  Caroline Glick
  What the Palestinian silence on who committed what atrocity tells us is that in this new terror war, Palestinians believe they can't lose. ... more
• War Number Three Tue Mar 22
  Cal Thomas
  Libya's recently resigned ambassador to the U.S., Ali Aujali, is optimistic about the outcome of the bombing of his country. ... more
• Arab League Redefines Chutzpah Tue Mar 22
  Dennis Prager
  Many readers will recall one of the most famous headlines in modern American newspaper history -- the 1975 New York Daily News headline "Ford to City: Drop Dead." ... more
• This Time, Don't Betray the Rebels Mon Mar 21
  Jeff Jacoby
  Twenty years ago this month, George H.W. Bush went wobbly. ... more
• The Libyan War of 2011 Mon Mar 21
  George Friedman
  The long-term goal, unspoken but well understood, is regime change — displacing the government of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and replacing it with a new regime built around the rebels. ... more

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