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Afghanistan remains a country of significant U.S. involvement without receiving the critical coverage typical of American action in the Middle East.

Ronald Reagan’s legacy is far from over.

Hülsmann argues that the American economy is creating a financial bubble that could soon burst.

Some academics and media outlets consider Operation Streamline’s increased prosecutions of illegal immigrants a troubling development.

The upcoming presidential election in November has vital impact on the strength of U.S.-China relations.

Dr. Victor Hanson thinks enough is enough. Throw political correctness out the door and speak your mind.

Americans are fighting the war on terror with technology and weapons, but one man says Americans are lacking the strongest, most effective weapon—identity.

The IPCC continually refused to remove Reiter’s name from their list of 2,500 hundred scientists whom they claimed supported the findings in the report.

For many a decade, schoolchildren of all ages have been taught to revere the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. The question is, how closely does that perception match up with reality?

The Washington Times has recently gone from a 20th Century newspaper to a 21st Century multimedia company.

Health insurance for the unemployed, more money for non-profits, and “Pay-As-You-Drive Car Insurance” are three “new ideas” panelists have proposed for the new progressive agenda.

David Edelstein argues for one major variable of success for military occupancy, and his research shows that the War in Iraq has done a poor job of recognizing this all-important factor.