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How the Veil Conquered Cairo University

February 5, 2010 By Jamie Glazov 39 Comments

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Radical Islam’s takeover of the lives of Egypt’s educated women.

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How Much Influence Over Popular Opinion Do Late-Night Comics Like Jon Stewart Really Have?

January 14, 2010 By Joseph Klein Leave a Comment

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“The OReilly Factor” devoted a segment to the political influence of late-night comedy, focusing on Jon Stewart.
Stewart is an appendage of the Obama White House. A self-confessed liberal, he has no influence beyond his politically like-minded fan club. The 1.6 million “Daily Show” viewership is lower than “Adult Swim” on Cartoon Network.
David Letterman’s adolescent humor is [...]

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Full Report: Anti-Semitism and Anti-Israel Hatred on the Huffington Post

January 14, 2010 By Huff-Watcher 73 Comments

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Welcome to the ugly side of the most powerful blog in the world.

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Unrest in Iran: The Vindication of George W. Bush – by Larry Elder

January 5, 2010 By Larry Elder 18 Comments

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How the Iraq War emboldened Iran’s democratic dissidents.

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L. Gordon Crovitz: Intelligence Is a Terrible Thing to Waste – WSJ.com

January 4, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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ntelligence about terror threats rarely comes on such a silver platter: A Nigerian banker went to the U.S. Embassy in Lagos to warn that his son had fallen under “the influence of religious extremists based in Yemen” and was a security risk. This came after months of U.S. intelligence intercepts about al Qaeda plans for [...]

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The Communists Behind Obama’s Health Care Goals – by John Perazzo

December 23, 2009 By John Perazzo 82 Comments

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Meet the radical gurus who inspired the president’s vision of socialized medicine.

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The Palin Wonder – by Jamie Glazov

December 21, 2009 By Jamie Glazov 102 Comments

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Victor Davis Hanson sheds light on why Sarah Plain is gaining momentum and why the Left is foaming at the mouth.

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Muslim Mafia – by Fern Sidman

December 2, 2009 By Fern Sidman 12 Comments

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A new book takes us inside the secret underworld that’s conspiring to Islamize America.

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David Horowitz Honors his Daughter’s Life – by Sonny Bunch

December 1, 2009 By Sonny Bunch 2 Comments

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“A Cracking of the Heart” is the story of a parent’s grief and discovery.

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Dear ‘60 Minutes/Vanity Fair Poll’

November 30, 2009 By Kathy Shaidle Leave a Comment

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I’m enjoying your bemused/disgusted reaction to your own poll, in which Rush Limbaugh was voted the “Most Influential Conservative Voice In America:”
In a “Rush” to judgment, Mr. Limbaugh scored the most with 26 percent of the vote. His competitor, Mr. Beck edged out the last two Republican vice presidential candidates by a nose. It goes [...]

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