Peace is not about processes. It's about winners and losers.
Some of the nation’s governors don’t seem to get it. They're still eager to take more of your money, recession or no recession.
About the appointment by Gov. Rod Blagojevich of Roland Burris to the U.S. Senate, somebody big is lying, big-time.
If there was any candidate who did not meet early expectations, it was clearly former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell.
Foreign Policy magazine titled its debut issue, 'The Making of George W. Obama'...
It's going to be Pelosi’s way, and Obama better get used to it.
Jack Cafferty is moving his leftist political agenda again on CNNPolitics.com.
Pelosi’s rule changes, to be voted on today, will reverse the fairness rules written around Newt Gingrich’s "Contract with America."
The threat Israel faces today is far more complex than a few rockets launched by Hamas.
HUMAN EVENTS' weekly caption contest returns from its holiday sabbatical ...
New Iraqi museum to stand as reminder of Saddam's decades of brutality...
RINO Hunters’ Game Book Entry, January 5, 2009.
Buchanan's values require punishing a nation for choosing the survival of its people over others who have voted to destroy it.
The indictments are political, and so is the judge.
Democrats are now hoping that their party can achieve something like permanent majority status.
How many Israelis should have died first to make the Gaza assault proportional?
President-elect Barack Obama is opting out of the game by proclaiming there's only one president at a time.
Everyone will be expected to understand that, even under a new administration, it’s still all George Bush’s fault ...
Where's the "Change we can believe in"?
After enduring hundreds of rocket attacks from Gaza, Israel has struck back, and some of the international reactions have been surprising.
Gov. Rod Blagojevich, charged with conspiring to sell a Senate seat, has put the ball back in the court of the Democratic Party.
Two centuries ago, when there were plans to create a huge fund of money to pay off Britain's …
Harvard Law Professor Alan M. Dershowitz is that rare individual who is both a highly …
Barack Obama, itching to implement his gigantic stimulus package as soon as possible, is …
About the appointment by Gov. Rod Blagojevich of Roland Burris to the U.S. Senate, somebody big is lying, big-time.
The U.S. is being infiltrated by illegals, sold to foreign powers, and abandoned by its …
As we approach the change from a Republican to a Democratic administration, I have been …
Tough year, 2008. Many Americans got badly hurt by the economic chaos, which hit them like a …
The Hartford Courant recently reported on a somewhat shocking teenage contrast. Picture …
If you think the bad economy has "solved" America's immigration problems, welcome to …
Gov. Rod Blagojevich, charged with conspiring to sell a Senate seat, has put the ball back in the court of the Democratic Party.
One sign the liberal news media live in a plastic Manhattan bubble is their undying ardor for …
Nero fiddled while Rome burned. The UAW golfed. While carmakers soak up $17 billion in …
As President-elect Obama vacations with his family in Hawaii and publicly complains about the …
While many ordinary Americans wondered last week what Santa Claus was going to leave for them …
According to a new USA Today/Gallup Poll, Obama is the man Americans admire most. And that …
by Doug Fabian
Wow, it's hard to believe that 2008 will be relegated to the history books in just a few hours from now. Of course, I can't say that I am going to miss this horrific year in the financial markets, and I suspect that you probably won't have any problems turning the page and heading into 2009 either...
by Nicholas Vardy
Scan any newspaper in any part of the world, and you always see disaster looming on the horizon. In the financial world, economists are often accused of predicting 10 of the last seven recessions. But the pessimism of the practitioners of "the dismal science" pales in comparison to the predictions of doom and gloom in the world's media.
by Nicholas Vardy
It's not as if we needed another crisis to sully the reputation of Wall Street. This week, the global financial press is busy untangling the tale of Bernie Madoff, a New York broker and former chairman of Nasdaq, who admitted over the weekend that his money management business was a fraud and may cost his investors a cool $50 billion. In coming clean with his scam, Madoff has succeeded in dealing yet another blow to the already staggered hedge fund industry.
The American Patriot's Almanac
by William J. Bennett
The Reagan I Knew
by William F. Buckley, Jr.
We the People
by Lynne Cheney
