FDD Files Amicus Brief in Support of Victims of Iranian Terrorism for Supreme Court Case
Washington, DC —The Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) has filed a ‘friend of the court’...
John Roberts
A Quick Way Forward After Boumediene
Either Congress reasserts itself, or terror-friendly bedlam ensues.
Op-eds
The 9/11 Six: An Opportunity for Senator McCain
Whether capital military commissions really happen will be decided in November.
Op-eds
Will the Turkish Flotilla Group Be Named as Terrorists?
It's not every day that House Foreign Affairs Chairman Howard Berman (D-CA) and Ed Royce (R-CA), the ranking member of terrorism subcommittee of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, agree...
Op-eds
Do Gaza Flotillas Provide Material Support to Hamas?
Former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy recently argued at National Review Online that the federal government has reason to investigate Rashid Khalidi, an activist Middle Eastern studies professo...
Op-eds
Avoiding ‘CSI Kandahar’
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Op-eds
Military Commissions: Going … going … gone
No, it ain’t over yet, but the fat lady is clearing her throat. Reuters reports that federal juges in the District of Columbia are organizing themselves to deal with the floo...
Op-eds
The ACLU Loses in Court
The American Civil Liberties Union's Steven Shapiro is one of the best lawyers in the United States. Still, he was flat wrong when he told the New York Times that a federal appeals court...
Op-eds
Is The Nation State Threatened?
“Is the Nation State Threatened?” This question, though apt, may fail to convey how dire the threat to sovereignty truly is. It might be better to ask, “Is the Nation Stat...
Op-eds
The New Juristocracy
From the Founding right up until the still-quaking bombshell of Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, issued at the end of the Supreme Court's term in late June, the primary imperative of national government...
Op-eds
Restoring Law & Order
The Senate finally acts to eject al Qaeda from our courts.