Russia’s Biowarfare Lies Can’t Go Unanswered
The Russian disinformation machine has spun its latest web of lies. Last week, the Russian Defense Ministry accused the U.S. of preparing to target Russian troops with drones carrying malaria-bearing...
Denver
In War on Terror 2.0, the Watchword Is: ‘Be Careful for What You Wish’
The narrative coming from the administration decries the threat of violence from only the right.
Op-eds
Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
With the U.S. facing a reported cybersecurity personnel shortage of at least 700,000 workers, the White House’s July workforce summit set the appropriately ambitious goal of filling those vacancies. The...
Op-eds
Empty Threat or Serious Danger: Assessing North Korea’s Risk to the Homeland
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Congressional Testimonies
Save the Terrorism Prevention Toolkit
Co-authored by George Selim. The images from Charlottesville captured the nation’s attention. Cameras showed Nazi salutes, swastikas, and ...
Op-eds
College Campus Gives Iran Nuke Thug Hero’s Welcome
Javad Zarif, Iran’s foreign minister and chief nuclear negotiator, did not take questions from the international press while in Vienna last month for nuclear talks. But he did take time to...
Op-eds
Arming Ourselves Against Barbarians
We can’t do it with appeasement, accommodation and sophistry.
Op-eds
The Trouble with Multiculturalism
It undermines freedom.
Op-eds
Gaming and the U.N. System, for Tyranny, Terror, and Profit
February 15th, 2012 Ms. Claudia Rosett, Journalist-in-residence with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies; Member, The Wall Street Journal editorial board 1...
Op-eds
Najibullah Zazi: Genome of the Homegrown Jihadist
Najibullah Zazi is not just an "isolated extremist" caught in September 2009 while crossing a New York bridge with plans to bomb few tunnels -- end of the story. Zazi's "jihad" story is way...
Op-eds
Do As I Say, Not As I Do
Gwen Ifill's conflict for thee, but not for me.
Op-eds
The Fun Begins
Until today, this presidential campaign has been a grinding experience to watch. It has been mostly about getting to know Barack Obama, who whether on world speed-tour, or columned stage, Berlin...
Op-eds
They’ ll Have Nuclear Bombs, But Why Worry? ‘ We’ ll Have Universal Healthcare
With all the charm of Lady Macbeth at the castle banquet, Hillary has had her say (in which she lavished more praise on the late Bill Gwatney and Stephanie Tubbs Jones than she did on Barack Obam...
Op-eds
Politics and the Etiquette and Art of Mortality
The appearance of Sen. Ted Kennedy on the Democratic stage in Denver last night needs the narrative ministrations not of a journalist, but of a novelist — and a superb novelist at that. Per...
Op-eds
Aurora Police & Feds Bust Plot Targeting Obama
The local CBS News affiliate in Denver reports: CBS4 has learned at least four people are under arrest in connection with a possible plot to kill Barack Obama at his Thurs...
Op-eds
Bashing Israel
Authored by Jay Ambrose Visit Israel, listen to speakers who have served or are now serving in top positions in the Israeli Defense Force, and you quickly learn that Israelis ar...
Op-eds
Zarqawi Could Run, But Couldn’t Hide
Authored by Jay Ambrose One of the most important things about the killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is that the dropping of the bombs that shattered his lungs was made possible b...
Op-eds
Profiles and Courage
I'm writing this on my laptop in the Atlanta airport, waiting for a flight delayed due to weather. But I can't complain. I didn't spend long at the security check. On the other han...
Op-eds
The Pope of Freedom
By: Dr. Walid Phares. It was October 1978, during the Lebanon war. Syrian artillery pounded the free enclave of my motherland: Dozens of civilians were killed every day. As a la...
Op-eds
Wahhabism & Islam in the U.S.
By Stephen Schwartz EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the text of testimony before the Senate Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology and Homeland Security on Thursday, June 26, 2003....