Nicholas Murray Butler’s spirit lives on—in both the approach of the current appeasing, spineless and incompetent administration, and in the fetid antisemitic beliefs of the student protesters.
They have student codes of conduct, they just need to enforce them.
The American Orientalist Class attempts to paint a fantasy Middle Eastern landscape on the American canvas
Omar Mateen wanted the world to associate his attack at an Orlando nightclub, the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history, with ISIS, the self-proclaimed Islamic State. Mateen took a few...
Beyond puzzling over the circumstances, is there any response the U.S. can make to the sudden death this past weekend of Argentine special prosecutor Alberto Nisman? Nisman spent the pas...
North American interest in lone-wolf terrorism is at an all-time high following several high-profile incidents. Two ...
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...
The Al Qaeda Factor: Plots Against the West by Mitchell D. Silber. One reason terrorism watchers have often been wrong about some of the critical...
A response to Clifford D. May.
Has Iran’s Supreme Leader issued a fatwa prohibiting the manufacture and use of nuclear weapons? U.S. policymakers, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, seem to think so. They...
Phantom threats can keep Western countries on their toes
‘We will hold sacred the beliefs held sacred by others.” That’s the concluding rally cry of the U.S. Department of Defense’s newly issue...
It isn’t al-Qaeda that’s slaughtering religious minorities in Muslim lands.
Co-authored by Tom Ridge Recently, interest groups such as the Council of American Islamic Relations have demanded that NYPD Commissioner Raymond Kelly resign and that an outsid...
The crusade against The Third Jihad.
Intelligence is how you take down organized crime and organized terror.
In a world of wishful thinkers, Commissioner Kelly is a realist.
The Islamic radicalization hearings need to hear from witnesses beyond cops and Muslims.
On May 2 and 3, 1990, the U.S. embassy in Cairo alerted its counterpart in Khartoum that Egypt’s “leading radical,” Omar Abdel Rahman, was on his way to Sudan. Warning that his...
Last week, British Prime Minister David Cameron announced that his government has agreed to investigate torture allegations made by former Guantanamo detainees. The inquiry is expected to last on...