Al Gore

February 15, 2023 | Clifford D. May |

The Red Balloon

Best-case scenario is that it’s just for spying

May 22, 2015 |

Call it ‘Fail Jazeera’ — Why The Network is Imploding

For Al Jazeera, May is the cruelest month. In just the past four weeks, two ex-employees have filed separate lawsuits totaling some $100 million, three executives have resigned from its New York-...

June 21, 2013 |

Al Jazeera at the Newseum

Bankrolled by the oil and gas wealth of Qatar, now hiring 800 staff members and opening 12 news bureaus across the United States, Al Jazeera will soon be coming to a television near you. From its...

January 17, 2013 | Clifford D. May

Osama and the Two Nazirs

Their deaths are instructive.

January 10, 2013 |

Al Gore’s Al Jazeera Sellout

It was July 18th, 2008, the birthday of Samir Kuntar, and so Al Jazeera naturally had a birthday celebration. Fortuitously, Kuntar had been...

January 10, 2013 | Clifford D. May

From Al Gore to Al Jazeera

A shorter distance than one might have hoped.

October 23, 2012 |

Lobbying Through the Silver Screen

Hollywood movies, the bête noire of conservative Muslim culture, are an unusual investment for Middle Eastern oil magnates. But the United Arab Emirates, the fourth-largest energy producer...

April 26, 2012 | Thomas Joscelyn

The New McCarthyism

THE MEDIA has been quick to lionize Mary McCarthy, the recently fired 61-year-old CIA analyst who allegedly leaked classified information to the Washington Post's Dana Priest. According to s...

June 15, 2011 |

Treachery

The Senate Intelligence Committee's report on prewar statements is a disgrace.

June 15, 2011 | Weekly Standard

Are We Safer?

Yes, George W. Bush has made America more secure since 9/11.

June 15, 2011 |

The War and the House Divided

It was early 2002, right after the State of the Union Address in which President George W. Bush famously linked Saddam Hussein’s tyrannical Iraqi regime in an “axis of evil” wit...

June 14, 2011 | National Review Online |

No More Illusions

Michael Ledeen's tour de force shows the war with Iran is already on, whether we choose fight it or not.

June 13, 2011 | |

Time for a New “Coalition of the Willing” Against Iran

Authored by Larry Haas Russian President Vladimir Putin’s recent embrace of Iran’s radical regime begs a basic question for President Bush — would he rather pr...

April 20, 2011 | Bret Stephens The Rosett Report |

Please, Not Another Jimmy Carter Jaunt to North Korea

It would be an act of mercy for the planet, were Jimmy Carter to hang up his carry-on bag and devote the rest of his days to annotating his post-presidential grocery lists, or maybe sign up for D...

April 18, 2011 | |

Obama & the Muslim Brotherhood, Continued …

My column this weekend was about the Obama administration’s infatuation with the Muslim Brotherhood — an infatuation that flies under the lunatic banner of “Islamic Outreach.&rd...

December 16, 2010 | Clifford D. May Scripps Howard News Service

Vanity Fair Game

Filmmakers get to take dramatic license. Reporters really shouldn’t. But when it comes to Joseph C. Wilson IV and Valerie Plame, the mainstream media, as much as Hollywood, insist on market...

July 25, 2010 |

Is The Intelligence Community Out of Control?

Is there anything new here? Contractors have been a major component of our national security mix since the Clinton administration, when Vice President Al Gore started to reinvent government. Sinc...

July 12, 2010 |

The Homegrown Terror Threat

Homegrown terrorism has been much discussed on cable news channels and the op-ed pages of major newspapers in recent months. The attention is unsurprising. After all, 2009 saw more homegrown terr...

May 7, 2010 | Claudia Rosett Forbes.com

Revaluing Freedom

OSLO -- Too often in recent times Norway has embarrassed itself as a sanctimonious dispenser of devalued Nobel Peace Prizes, having more to do lately with Norway's left-leaning politics than...

October 15, 2009 |

Peace Porridge

President Barack Obama's premature Nobel Peace Prize has catalyzed a useful debate, in which the real question is less the timing of the award than what, exactly, he has won. How are we to r...