Analyzing terrorist attack in Austin
Editors at National Review Online assess a high-profile incident of domestic terrorism. The jihadist whose shooting spree left two dead and 14 wounded at a bar in Austin early on…
Belief in one's internal struggle against one's own evil inclinations
Editors at National Review Online assess a high-profile incident of domestic terrorism. The jihadist whose shooting spree left two dead and 14 wounded at a bar in Austin early on…
Adam Kredo of the Washington Free Beacon reports on a questionable priority for one American intelligence agency. The United States’ top intelligence agency wants to ban its spies from using…
Samuel Mangold-Lenett writes for the Federalist about the danger posed by radical Democrats. After I attended a recent screening of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack footage, it became clear to…
Dan McLaughlin uses a National Review Online column to urge action from Muslims who oppose the radical actors perpetrating attacks on the West. A common complaint you hear these days,…
Kevin Williamson of National Review Online reacts to the latest evidence of likely Islamist terrorism. One of the great problems we face in our ongoing confrontation with Islamic fundamentalism is…
At the American Interest, Eliott Cohen writes: We are in the early or, at best, early-middle stages of a vicious cycle of violence. Consider only the refugee camps in Jordan,…
While many political observers are focusing attention on ISIS/ISIL and the other groups that ought to be lumped together generically as Islamist terrorists, Jim Geraghty of National Review Online looks…
WBT afternoon radio host Tara Servatius has a new column posted at Human Events that strays from the conventional wisdom in assessing the impact of the death of Osama bin…
Byron York‘s latest Washington Examiner article focuses on the links between the Libyans we’re supporting in the current conflict and the terrorists we’ve fought in other countries: There’s no question…
Muslim charities make the news a lot, mainly when they give money to budding terrorists. But where are they when charitable contributions are needed to save lives? Like in Haiti?…
U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick (R-NC) is getting kudos from anti-Jihad Web sites for her efforts on behalf of Maj. Stephen Coughlin (USAR) who was fired recently by the Department of…
Sue Myrick has thrown herself into the flap over the firing of a Pentagon contractor who clashed with a Muslim aide to a top Defense Department official. CNSNews.com explains: Earlier…