From Playground to Classroom
The Spread of Antisemitism in K-12 Schools
Massachusetts
The Islamic State and Iran remain determined to attack the US
Despite the recent successes of federal law enforcement agencies, the number of attempted attacks underscores these adversaries’ determination. Since the October 8 arrest of an Afghan man...
Op-eds
U.S. Charges Two Men Tied to Iran-Backed Drone Attack on American Forces in Jordan
Defendants Allegedly Aided Iran: The U.S. Department of Justice announced on December 16 that it had charged Mohammad Abedini, an Iranian national, with providing material support...
Flash Briefs
The Surprising National Security Role of America’s “Best Idea”
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s former bodyguard, who once reportedly confronted a bear at a mountain retreat while Putin slept through the ordeal, was appointed secretary of the...
Op-eds
Ransomware Attack on Hospitals Highlights Need to Ensure Continuity of Patient Care
McLaren Health Care, one of Michigan’s largest hospital systems, is still recovering from a ransomware attack last week that caused outages in patient care services. This is yet another in a series of...
Policy Briefs
Ukraine: Peace Through Victory
Russia’s modern day foreign ministry seems to follow the old Soviet negotiating precept: What is mine is mine, what is yours is up for negotiation.
Op-eds
Cult of the Cossack Helps Explain Ukraine’s Resistance
Since Ukraine’s independence in 1991, a whole generation has grown up studying how their ancestors were starved to death on orders from Moscow.
Op-eds
Eyeing China, Biden Pentagon Nominee Advocates for Robust Defense Budget
The perennial guns versus butter debate was in full bloom Tuesday, during the Senate nomination hearing for Dr. Kathleen Hicks to serve as the deputy secretary of defense—the number two position at...
Op-eds
How China’s Repressive Policies Could Fuel the Jihad
The CCP’s harsh treatment of Uighurs in Xinjiang could very well drive more people into the arms of both al-Qaeda and ISIS.
Op-eds
Justice triumphant
The story of an American who overcame should be told around the world
Op-eds
Academic organization votes to reject BDS
Supporters claim Palestinian's rights "to education and academic freedom, have been denied for decades under Israel’s military occupation and racist policies.”
Op-eds
Anti-Gay Kuwaiti Academic Claims Suppository “Cure” For Homosexuality
The Kuwaiti regime criminalizes homosexuality under its "debauchery” law. Cross-dressing is also illegal in the Gulf monarchy.
Op-eds
Wiesenthal’s top ten list of antisemites includes Pittsburgh shooter
Swedish hospital, UK singer Roger Waters and German bank make the list.
Op-eds
Where Are the Corporate Patriots?
Regarding China, U.S. companies should step up and do their part to protect national security.
Op-eds
Obama Administration Dropped Charges against Iranian Procurement Agents
A bombshell article published Monday in Politico describes how the Obama administra...
Policy Briefs
These not-so-united states
The People’s Democratic Republic of Oregon. That has a kind of ring to it, don’t you think? The reason this phrase has crystalized in my mind: Just after it was confirmed that Donald...
Op-eds
Curb your socialism
Groucho Marx famously said he wouldn’t join any club that would have him as a member. Bernie Sanders last week turned that on its head, saying he wouldn’t remain a member of...
Op-eds
The China-Iran Nuclear Pipeline
President Barack Obama has said that the final nuclear deal with Iran will...
Op-eds
Notes on the Tsarnaevs’ Radicalization
The investigation into the radicalization of the Boston Marathon bombing’s Tsarnaev brothers has only just begun. While the picture of the radicalization of th...
Op-eds
Assad’s Cabinet
Syria’s dictator’s, and the rest of the Iranian-led resistance bloc’s, well-placed advocates in Washington.