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How A Cowboy’s Policies Helped A Community Organizer Nab Osama Bin Laden

May 4, 2011 By Chris Queen

Osama bin Laden is dead. It feels so good to be able to make that statement after nearly a decade of struggle. And you’ll never guess how we found out key information that led us to him, especially if you’ve followed the narrative of the Left throughout the War on Terror. To explain what allowed our Navy SEALS to be able to send Bin Laden to meet his maker, let’s take a little trip back in time.

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See No Radical Islam, Hear No Radical Islam

May 17, 2010 By Ryan Mauro 30 Comments

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Eric Holder continues the administration’s game of blurry definitions.

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Legacy of a Judicial Activist

April 19, 2010 By John Perazzo 9 Comments

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John Paul Stevens prepares to retire after 35 years on the Supreme Court.

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Obama’s Dangerous Diplomacy

March 24, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 29 Comments

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How the Obama administration’s policies have undermined Israel, inflamed Palestinian extremism, and emboldened Iran.

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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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Defending Gitmo’s Lawyers

March 15, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 19 Comments

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The Left tries to squelch debate about the “Al-Qaeda Seven.”

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NewsReal Blog Interview: Note to Obama Administration: Make the Right Choice, Part two

March 13, 2010 By Elise Cooper Leave a Comment

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There is much speculation on whether President Obama will overrule his attorney general and change the venue and the type of trial the terrorists will be given. NewsReal Blog interviewed those with first-hand knowledge for their opinion on what type of trial the terrorists should have and where it should be held. Weighing in with [...]

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NewsReal Blog Interview with John Yoo, Part 2: The Good (military commissions), The Bad (Federal Trials), and The Ugly (KSM)

March 6, 2010 By Elise Cooper Leave a Comment

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John Yoo is currently a professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley. From 2001 to 2003 he was a deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Council at the U.S. Department of Justice. It was during this time that he co-authored the Bybee memo defining torture and American Habeas [...]