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Normandy
On V-E Day, honor the heroes of World War II by upholding their ideals of freedom
The triumph of the 1944 allied invasion of Europe — secured 80 years ago this week — was no sure thing. World War II was ultimately won by the courage and conviction of young soldiers,...
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Remembering Saipan: The battle that reshaped the Pacific
Nine days after D-Day, on June 15, 1944, the Battle of Saipan erupted on the other side of the world. It was to be as pivotal for the Pacific Theater as D-Day was for the war in Europe. Eighty years...
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Trump’s brand of nationalism
In Europe, he defended a political order based on free and sovereign nation-states.
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The Islamic State’s allegiance videos
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Where Are the Corporate Patriots?
Regarding China, U.S. companies should step up and do their part to protect national security.
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Deceptive Deja Vu
In France, all right-thinking people know instinctively what the pensée unique is—the socially acceptable view on any subject that ensures a Parisian won’t get axed from the be...
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The Manchester Attack Shows How Terrorists Learn
Yesterday’s terrorist attack that struck at the end of an Ariana Grande concert in Britain’s Manchester Arena—leaving 22 people dead and 59 injured, by the ...
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Europe terror attacks spotlight security failings amid refugee crisis
The European policy Germans call “Willkommenskultur” -- the enthusiastic embrace of refugees from Syria and other Muslim-majority countries -- has morphed into a summer of terror....
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Obama the Bluffer
The president of the United States says he doesn...
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How to Measure al Qaeda’s Defeat
In an article published in the Washington Post on Friday May 30, CIA Director Michael V. Hayden is quoted as portraying al Qaeda movement as "essential...
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Operation Phantom Strike
How the U.S. military is demolishing al Qaeda in Iraq.
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Mercenaries vs. Counterinsurgency
Blackwater could be a worse problem than you think.
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A Caliph’s Frustration with his Emirs
Yes, Bin Laden’s latest audiotape aired on al Jazeera is somewhat unique. Not in its ideological party line or in the Salafi doctrinal roots. That hasn’t changed nor is it expected to...
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Peace Porridge
President Barack Obama's premature Nobel Peace Prize has catalyzed a useful debate, in which the real question is less the timing of the award than what, exactly, he has won. How are we to r...
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Living on Obama Beach
"Obama Beach." That phrase was a slip of the tongue by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, speaking last Saturday in Normandy, alongside President Barack Obama and other leaders gathered in hono...
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How to Measure al Qaeda’s Defeat
In an article published in the Washington Post on Friday May 30, CIA D...
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Losing the War in Congress, Not in Iraq
A simple statement made by a national legislative leader in Washington this week indicates that a war is being lost, but it is not the war in Iraq. It is the defeat of the War of Ideas taking pla...
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Making Progress in Iraq
By: Dr. Walid Phares. On Oct. 15, a historic Iraqi victory was registered in the 6,000-plus polling centers across the country. Millions of Iraqis cast their ballot for a new co...
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Why Iraq is Part of our War Against Terror
With the Left and much of the mainstream media hell-bent on delegitimizing our war in Iraq; some Americans are questioning why we went to battle — and whether it was worth it. On December 2...