Foreign Policy: It's official — the radical Muslim Brotherhood has co-opted America's agenda in the Mideast and possibly the broader war. The Obama administration has formalized ties with the group. In a shocking first, the State Department will now al

Politics: Has corruption tainted even the battle over free trade? If not, why has the White House buried its own study of a jobs "retraining" program that it insists Congress must vote for as a condition for signing three trade deals? A Labor Department

Weather Science: Climate alarmists are now explaining away their failed predictions by claiming China's power plants emit sulfur dioxide that cancels out carbon dioxide emissions. So should we burn more coal? Among the emails unearthed during ClimateGate

Politics: The Obama administration recently created a new White House post charged with rapidly responding to unfavorable stories. They could have spared the taxpayers $72,500, since the mainstream press is already doing that job free of charge. A case i

Environment: The most recent "climate change" news is not about rising sea levels, baking temperatures or an increase in deadly storms. No, the latest news is that the world did not warm between 1998 and 2008. The study discussed in the editorial above d

Economy: The engine of most of our job growth is still suffering two years after the recession supposedly ended. When will the White House and Congress start listening to the problems of small business? Small businesses were once rightly seen as the entr

Economy: The White House tries to spin its own economists' conclusions that the Democrats' massive, ineffective stimulus package cost a whopping $278,000 per job. If only it was that cheap. On the Friday of the July 4th weekend, obviously hoping that few

Socialism: Barely a day after a multibillion- dollar bailout from the IMF, Greece's prime minister has his hand out again for yet another loan, this one from Europe. Has his mendicant state become the Oliver Twist of nations? George Papandreou's call to

Subprime Scandal: The corrupt process by which the Democrat-appointed Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission was formed and ran its "investigation" is finally getting press. In an extraordinary development, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid now says he regr

Energy: Faced with the phase-out of nuclear power, the Empire State's governor considers lifting its ban on a cheap and plentiful source of American fossil fuel. And, yes, it's safe. Sometimes economic necessity concentrates the mind wonderfully, even in