Media Bias: In the early days of the Gulf War, pundits marveled at the specter of Iraqi troops surrendering to journalists. Well, now it's even worse: Journalists are giving the Democratic Party its talking points. The Washington Post's 27-year-old star

Middle East: Mass bloodshed followed by Islamist rule is in Egypt's future thanks to President Obama's Mideast destabilization policy. A hijacked "Arab Spring" isn't limited to the land of the pharaohs, either. A promise of mid-2012 presidential election

Education: Would Americans put up with Marxist indoctrination in classrooms on the public dime? So why is Arizona still battling the disguised grievance-politics radicalism known as Latino "ethnic studies" in its schools? Last May, Arizona's state legisl

Subsidies: A firm that received tax dollars to pursue embryonic stem cell research abandons what was touted as the most promising avenue of research for medical miracles. Then there's that "conscience thing." When Geron Corp. announced in January 2010 th

Subprime Scandal: President Clinton is plugging a new book scolding Wall Street and Republicans and offering his "solutions" to an economic mess he helped cause. His gall knows no bounds. The media portray Clinton, who acts as if he were still president,

Government: Brandishing misleading employer survey data, Senate leader Harry Reid claims there isn't "a single shred of evidence" regulations cause big economic harm. Even President Obama disagrees. It is self-evident that regulations on business kill jo

Politics: The former White House chief of staff journeys to Iowa to trash the Republican presidential field. As the ship of state continues to sink, the former first mate ignores the iceberg he helped steer us into. One would think that Rahm Emanuel, cur

The Debt Crisis: The "failure" of the supercommittee is better described as a success. Republicans stood firm against new taxes and got what they set out to achieve: deficit reduction that relies 100% on spending cuts. With the supercommittee's demise, W

Leadership: A few years ago, six in 10 of us believed our culture was superior to others. Now less than half think so. How much does this have to do with electing a president who doesn't believe in America? Pew Poll results released last week show that o

Election: Spain's voters have thrown out their ruling Socialists, giving conservatives their most decisive victory since the nation's return to democracy in 1978. Problems persist, but a shift in political course can only help. Unlike, say, California's