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Colorado Mom Back In Custody For Jihad Conspiracy To Kill Swedish Cartoonist

April 3, 2010 By John L. Work Leave a Comment

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A couple of weeks or so ago a Colorado mom who had converted to Islam, and suddenly vanished, re-surfaced inside an Irish jail. Jamie Paulin-Ramirez was arrested for conspiring with the now-famous Jihad Jane and friends to commit an act of terrorism – specifically the murder of Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks, for publishing a caricature [...]

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American University’s Rape of the First Amendment

April 2, 2010 By John R. Guardiano Leave a Comment

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A recent incidence of censorship at American University shows the intellectual rot and decay that has taken place at American colleges and universities. This incidence of censorship also underscores the need for an academic bill of rights.

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Religious Left Targets Tea Party “Hate”

April 1, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 25 Comments

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But who are the real haters?

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World Council of Churches: The KGB Connection

March 31, 2010 By Mark D. Tooley 16 Comments

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A new book details how the Soviets exploited the World Council of Churches

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When Mommy Lives at a Sorority House

March 24, 2010 By Suzanne Venker Leave a Comment

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One of the features in this month’s More magazine is a feminist’s dream: Three U.S. Congresswomen — all of whom are Democrats (naturally…not many conservatives would do this), wives, and mothers — have decided to move in together. Unlike 99% of spouses in America, Carolyn Maloney, 69, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, 43, and Melissa Bean, 48, [...]

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And Judas Said Unto Them, “What Will You Give Me If I Betray…?”

March 22, 2010 By Jeanette Pryor Leave a Comment

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Somewhere in Washington D.C., probably at about one in the morning, a man closed a door against the noise and sat down on his bed. From the haggard, miserable look he had worn the entire evening, I doubt that he was smiling at the darkness. In fact, as the silence closed around, the heavy and [...]

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Obama’s War Against Israel

March 19, 2010 By Joel B. Pollak 49 Comments

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The administration has turned a public relations snafu into a diplomatic crisis.

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Gitmo Lawyer Julia Tarver Mason: Aiding, Abetting … and Not Talking

March 17, 2010 By Richard Pollock 10 Comments

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A mystery man in a giant SUV nudges me off her trail.

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Republican Collectivism

March 12, 2010 By Larry Elder 37 Comments

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The most disturbing part of the ObamaCare debate is not about where Republicans and Democrats disagree, but where they agree.

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How the Campuses Helped Ruin California’s Economy

March 12, 2010 By John Ellis 29 Comments

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Brain-dead demonstrations.

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