The IRGC runs for high office in Tehran
It’s not every day that a former hostage-taker and a man essential to the founding of a designated terrorist organization throws his hat into the ring for president, not even in the Islamic Republic of...
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If Biden, Then What, on Iran?
Hope springs eternal in the human breast,” wrote Alexander Pope in An Essay on Man. Such sentiment describes perfectly the lingering adherents of the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement known as the JCPOA....
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How Effective is Russia’s Disinformation?
Let's look at the numbers.
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Mike Pompeo’s fight for unalienable rights
The Human Rights Establishment wants him out of the marketplace of ideas
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Trump rejects the fake separation between Iran and its militias
No longer playing Iran's game
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The companies we keep
“I have tried to help the people of the world to make it a little better,” wrote James Naismith, basketball’s inventor, in 1918, reflecting on a life of Christian education and athletics. He would...
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Pompeo Urges Germany To Follow Britain’s Lead in Outlawing Hezbollah
The German government ignored an urgent plea from the country’s Jewish community.
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Merkel Refuses to Outlaw Hezbollah, Snubbing German Jews After Kippah Row
When asked on Wednesday by The Jerusalem Post numerous times if the German government plans to ban the Lebanese Shi’ite terrorist organization, Merkel and Seehofer refused to answer.
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John Walker Lindh fought for al Qaeda’s pro-Taliban force
John Walker Lindh, an American who fought on the side of the jihadists in Afghanistan both before and after 9/11, was released from prison earlier today. In late 2001, Lindh and his fellow fighters surrendered...
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U.S. ambassador urges inquiry of German magazine’s anti-Americanism
Der Spiegel faced criticism for its bias against the Jewish state.
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The U.N. Gives Palestinian Terrorists a Free Pass
The General Assembly expresses solidarity with the Palestinians by endorsing violence against Israeli civilians.
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The Embattled Ecumenical Patriarch Caught Between Russia and Turkey
On October 15, the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) announcedits decision to break with the Ecumenical Patriar...
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Kremlin Disinformation Effort Is More Than Just Facebook
Russia’s disinformation campaign isn’t just a marketing problem for Facebook or a series of nuisance bots on Twitter. It’s a concerted effort to not just disrupt Western liberal institutions, bu...
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Statue not an immigrant beacon
In “Not everyone can join the American nation” (Web, Aug. 8) Clifford May argues that CNN’s Jim Acosta was wrong to say that Emma Lazarus’ poem, “The New Col...
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Not everyone can join the American Nation
This is a peculiar moment in history, one in which we have come to expect the unexpected. Even so, I was surprised to see this: a reporter and a White House official debating poetry. I&r...
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Assessing the U.S.-Qatar Relationship
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The Terrorist Diaspora: After the Fall of the Caliphate
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Afghanistan’s Terrorist Resurgence: Al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Beyond
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What’s Really Behind Trump’s Laptop Ban
More than 15 years after the September 11 hijackings, the U.S. government has issued yet another warning about airline security. On Tuesday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced ne...
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In Venezuela’s Toxic Brew, Failed Narco-State Meets Iran-Backed Terrorism
As if the political and economic chaos wracking Venezuela wasn’t worrying enough, a couple of recent stories underscore the potential national security threat brewi...