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Did Military Use Psych Warfare Against Senators Visiting Afghanistan?

U.S. military officials are firmly denying allegations published in Rolling Stone magazine that a top Army officer in Afghanistan, Lieutenant General William Caldwell...

Dave Bohon March 3, 2011

Last U.S. Veteran of World War I Dies

Bruce Walker March 2, 2011

Frank W. Buckles, the last remaining U.S. veteran of the First World War, died last Sunday at the age of 110. There are...

The Toll of U.S. Foreign Aid

Thomas R. Eddlem February 23, 2011

Massive street protests erupted in Tunisia in late December, which ended the 23-year reign of dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. Fueled largely...

House Republicans Tackle the UN

Daniel Sayani February 21, 2011

One of the most notable developments since Republicans assumed control of the House of Representatives in January is the shift in congressional attitudes...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Agent Murdered in Mexico

Kelly Holt February 17, 2011

Two U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents serving in Mexico were attacked Tuesday when gunmen opened fire on the blue Suburban in...

Rand Paul Takes on Proposed UN Small Arms Treaty

Raven Clabough February 16, 2011

Kentucky’s newly elected Senator Rand Paul has pleased conservatives with his calls for fiscal and constitutional conservatism, ranging from abolishing the Department of...

U.S. Government Funds Rwandan Sterilization Campaign

Michael Tennant February 15, 2011

One more reason to terminate all foreign aid: The U.S. Agency for International Development — funded, of course, by American taxpayers — is...

WikiLeaks: U.S. Missile Defense for Europe “Blind” to Nuclear Missiles

Christian Gomez February 14, 2011

Julian Assange’s WikiLeaks website has revealed incriminating information on communist regimes such as North Korea, China, and Russia while also publicizing inculpating and...

American Contractor Faces 20 Years in Cuban Gulag

Daniel Sayani February 10, 2011

Communist Cuba is launching yet another attack against the United States. Castro’s island regime is currently holding American citizen Alan Phillip Gross on...

Army’s Westphal Backs Off on Need for U.S. Troops in Mexico

Kelly Holt February 10, 2011

During a speech to the University of Utah’s Hinckley Institute of Politics on Monday, Undersecretary of the Army Joseph Westphal (left) called the...

Hu Gets Red-carpet Treatment at White House

William P. Hoar February 8, 2011

Item: “Chinese leader Hu Jintao,” reported the Associated Press on January 16, “is being feted in Washington this week with a lavish state...

Beck Is Correct on the Islamo-Communist Connection

Daniel Sayani February 8, 2011

The latest controversy between William Kristol and Glenn Beck reveals two fundamentally different approaches to understanding the global threat faced by the United...

Senator Rand Paul Defends Israel

Daniel Sayani February 7, 2011

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul's call to end foreign aid to all countries, including Israel, has raised much controversy in the past several weeks....

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U.S. Socialists and Communists Exploiting Events in Egypt

Christian Gomez February 2, 2011

As many Americans of Egyptian descent protested in cities across the country this past weekend, demonstrating in solidarity with their families back in...

Obama Policy on Egypt: Back the Dictator

Thomas R. Eddlem January 31, 2011

Obama administration leaders continued to defend Egypt's regime against protesters on Sunday morning talk shows, even as the corrupt 30-year reign of Egypt's...