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Politics | Op-Ed
Why A Newsom Recall Could Succeed
here isn’t a political professional to be found in California who believes the current attempt to recall Governor Gavin Newsom will succeed. With petitions approved for circulation and a deadline of November 17, recall campaign volunteers are trying to de
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Five Women Veterans Who Deserve to Have Army Bases Named After Them
The U.S. Army has 10 installations named after Confederate generals. Zero are named after women
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Observations from inside Seattle's CHOP
In my nearly two days at the CHOP, I was in search of the truth, the leaders, and the message.
Miscellaneous | Interesting stories
Confessions of a Former Bastard Cop
I was a police officer for nearly ten years and I was a bastard. We all were.
Politics | Op-Ed
Victor Davis Hanson: George Floyd unrest – when the revolution doesn't go as planned
The ancient Greeks created new words like "paradox" and "irony" to describe the wide gap between what people profess and assume, and what they actually do and suffer.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
We Are in the Middle of an Unprecedented Climate Experiment
The pandemic has shut down the most polluting industries around the world and turned us all into more adaptable consumers. That still isn't enough.
Politics | Opinion
Israeli Sovereignty, Not Appeasement, Is the Key to Lasting Peace
It is long past time for Israel to apply sovereignty to large swaths of Judea and Samaria.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Seen 'Plandemic'? We Take A Close Look At The Viral Conspiracy Video's Claims
The video has been viewed millions of times on YouTube via links that are replaced as quickly as the video-sharing service can remove them for violating its policy against "COVID-19 misinformation."
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Opinion | Four Students Were Killed in Ohio. America Was Never the Same.
The Kent State shootings marked the end of the 1960s, and the beginning of our era of political polarization.
Miscellaneous | Interesting stories
Devo's Jerry Casale Looks Back at Kent State 50 Years Later: 'Time Stood Still'
“I saw somebody in charge yelling at these two lines of National Guardsmen and then he made a hand gesture,” says Casale. “That is when they started shooting”
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Opinion | What the Proponents of ‘Natural’ Herd Immunity Don’t Say
Try to reach it without a vaccine, and millions will die.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Here's Why Herd Immunity Won't Save Us From The COVID-19 Pandemic
It's hard to predict things in a pandemic. The situation changes so much on a daily basis that everything you thought you knew last week is wrong by the end of the day. Things are changing so fast that even the solid certainties that we thought we we
Politics | Op-Ed
Coronavirus hype is the biggest political hoax in history - Washington Times
The new coronavirus is real. The response to the coronavirus is hyped. And in time, this hype will be revealed as politically hoaxed.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Will Small Independent Restaurants Go Extinct in San Diego?
The co-founder of The Rose in South Park says that her business, along with many others, is in jeopardy
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Rethinking Freedom, Government, and Expertise in the Time of COVID-19
A misplaced fear of government action and a lack of trust in science have tragically weakened the U.S. response to the pandemic. .. With the COVID-19 crisis we are being asked, and in many cases ordered, by the government to drastically change our lives:
Politics | Op-Ed
Welcome Back to History America
Welcome back to history, America, it was wondering where you were. The coronavirus pandemic has upended most everything we assumed about the future, including the assumption that the Drudge Report would forever be a grounded center-right news aggregator.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Trump’s Good Friday tweet shows his ignorance about Christianity
The president has no idea how to speak to Christians because he knows nothing about Christianity
Miscellaneous | Opinion
‘We Send You Our Thoughts and Prayers’
Grassroots and Progressive views on local, national and world news
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Flattening the curve on coronavirus: What California and Washington can teach the world
New data suggests the two West Coast states may have slowed the spread of coronavirus. How they did it.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
This Pandemic is Not a Vacation
There have been a lot of discussions surrounding how to behave socially during the Covid 19 pandemic, yet a lot of the basic precautions are being ignored, and certain actions are affecting smaller communities across the globe. While we all should be self
Politics | Politics
Netanyahu’s victory is an indictment of his indictment
The silver lining for Netanyahu of not having an immunity request on the Knesset’s docket was that long debates on his status would not be at the top of the news in the weeks before an election.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
YIMBYs – Newest Handmaidens of the Growth Machine
Grassroots and Progressive views on local, national and world news
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Gross Foods Baby Boomers Won’t Let Die - Daily Choices
Thanks for nothing, baby boomersThanks to baby boomers, we have 25 of the worst foods of all time. Baby boomers describe the people who were born in the 15-year-period following WWII. Many people were celebrating prosperity and economic security during th
Politics | Opinion
History won't forgive the leaders who say 'no'
There are moments in the life of a nation that require transcending the "petty" and which outweigh all political scores.
Politics | Conservatism
When Will Conservatives Understand That It’s Not a Contest of Ideas? – American Greatness
Even as Donald Trump continues to frustrate #TheResistance after three years of ceaseless fabrication and hysteria, conservatives must not forget just how close they are to the edge. We have a defender in the White House, but the social ideas of the Left
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Can Spirituality Exist Without God? A Growing Number Of Americans Say Yes
Spirituality is about “constantly coming back, looking inward, getting re-centered, and looking beyond ourselves," Krista Tippett says.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Column: Do women regret their abortions? Absolutely not!
A long-term study finds that women are relieved right after they have abortions and are still relieved five years later.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
| Why Self-Driving Cars Won't Fix Our Transportation Woes
article by Cameron Roberts It’s 2035, and you’re going to a movie. As you walk out the door, you reach for your phone instead of the car keys because you don’t have a car. Instead, you’ve ordered your ride to come to you. The car that arrives ha
Politics | Opinion
Don’t confuse me with facts: It’s always about the ‘occupation’
The American Jewish left has once again fallen in line with the Palestinian demand that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict always be conflated to a problem of “occupation,” regardless of facts or history.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
What Working-class and Poor White People Need to Understand About Rich White People
Rich people do not care about you.
Politics | Opinion
Why Trump Gets it Right about Antisemitism
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.
Politics | Liberal Hypocrisy
The Insanity of Hollywood Socialism
Hollywood is now obsessing about increasing ethnic and gender diversity. Good. There's been nasty racial and gender discrimination in the movie business. Unfortunately, Hollywood has no interest in one type of diversity: diversity of thought. In most ever
Politics | Op-Ed
Prager: Does the Left Hate America?
Whenever leftists are charged with not loving or even with hating America, they respond angrily, labeling the question absurd, mean-spirited and an example of right-wing McCarthyism. But there can be little doubt that the left has no love for America, jus
Miscellaneous | Opinion
The real reason Amber Guyger was convicted
It’s the rare case of a police officer being held accountable for taking a black life. And it tells us a lot about juries.
Politics | Op-Ed
The War on Common Sense – American Greatness
When Thomas Paine appealed to “common sense” to make the case for American independence, it probably never crossed his mind that there would ever be a need to make the case for common sense itself, at least not in America. But common-sense thinking has fa
Politics | Op-Ed
Did We Learn the Lesson of 9/11? | Daily Wire
It's now been nearly a full generation since September 11, 2001. There are people currently serving in the U.S.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Chipping away at choice
If I’m to believe those who know what they’re talking about, it’s not a matter of if the Supreme Court will take up a case that restricts or even bans certain kinds of abortions, it’s a matter of when.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Freedom from religious discrimination
In this current socio-political climate, it’s become increasingly difficult to have certain conversations without them devolving into arguments.
Politics | POLITICS
The Political Perils Of Supporting Israel
Long before Donald Trump came around, conservative Jews argued that Jewish Democrats would have to deal with the anti-Israel faction in their party.
News | ISRAEL NEWS
An Israeli Victory Is Necessary if Peace Is to Be Achieved
Palestinians gather near the Israel-Gaza Strip border fence, east of Gaza City, May 15, 2019. Photo: Reuters / Mohammed Salem. …
Politics | Politics
Victor Davis Hanson: Biden and Booker threats to punch out Trump no laughing matter
Those who brag of wanting to violently attack the president should worry about where their boasts will lead.
Politics | Opinion
Elder Of Ziyon - Israel: How and Why we are Losing the Cognitive War
The long war against Jewish sovereignty in the Land of Israel has been going on since before the founding of the state. The identity of our enemies varies depending on their ability to fight at any given time and other factors, but – with one important exception that I will discuss later – they are drawn from the Arab and Muslim nations in our region.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Why millennials will miss Boomers when they're gone
Millennials mock Boomers as out-of-touch reactionaries. But we have lost a way of thinking they pioneered
Miscellaneous | Interesting stories
Soldiers talk about what they saw and did in Iraq
Why don't soldiers get to be on CNN, FOX NEWS, MSNBC? They are the only people who really know what's going on. Why doesn't the media interview them? Once th...
Politics | Politics
Progressives Discard the Truth to Demonize Israel
Progressives have made hatred of the world's only Jewish state part of their moral and political doctrines.
Politics | Op-Ed
How Hard Can It Possibly Be For Democrats To Denounce Antifa? | Daily Wire
If an elected Republican refused to properly condemn a vile group of domestic terrorists that bears the faintest trace of purported relation to the political Right, one is left to ponder just how scathing and pervasive the media onslaught against the elec
Politics | Hamas, Gaza & The West Bank
Why The Palestinian Problem Is Dying of Natural Causes
"West Bank grows calmer as pocketbook issues take priority of protests" is the headline of a New York Times story today. It seems that the Palestinian jihadists of the old intifadas are more concerned about making a living than killing Israelis. Writes re
Politics | Donald Trump
The Master Of Reality: Street Smarts in the White House – American Greatness
President Trump went to an Ivy League school, but he came out still talking like a New Yorker, with his street smarts intact. What does it mean to have street smarts? It’s knowledge of how to spot trouble coming, how to cope with mean bastards, and
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Americans Shouldn’t Have to Drive, but the Law Insists on It
The automobile took over because the legal system helped squeeze out the alternatives.
Music | Music
Local hardcore scene sees benefits in banding together
For years, the San Diego music scene has often been fractured, with bands struggling to find an audience as they compete for booking to open for larger touring acts.
Politics | Op-Ed
A ‘Green Book’ for Conservatives? – American Greatness
Last year, an Oscar-winning movie made known to many of us what the “Green Book” was—a guidebook listing accommodations for the African American traveler during the days of Jim Crow segregation.
Today, I fear, we may need a
Politics | Op-Ed
Why Nike's Capitulation To Kaepernick Matters
By bowing to Colin Kaepernick’s objections, Nike is helping to normalize the brittle sensitivities of social justice warriors.
Politics | Op-Ed
Of Course the Census Should Ask a Citizenship Question | The Heritage Foundation
It’s being described as a loss, but the Trump administration actually won a partial victory Thursday in the lawsuits filed to prevent the reinstatement of a citizenship question on the U.S. Census.
We need accurate information on our population — includi
Politics | Liberal Hypocrisy
WALSH: Antifa Punks Brutally Assaulted A Journalist. Here's The Real Reason Why Democrats Still Refuse To Condemn Them.
Over the weekend, a gang of violent, fascist cowards ironically known as Antifa gathered for a violent riot in downtown Portland. Every Antifa gathering is a violent riot. The group exists for no other purpose than to stage these riots. This one was even
Politics | Election: 2020
Adam Brandon: Either 72 percent of Americans are wrong or 10 Dem 2020 hopefuls are -- My money is on the Dems
Americans know economic prosperity when they see it, and they don’t need a field of out-of- touch, big government Democrats starring in a version of “The Emperor’s New Clothes.”
Politics | Politics
He’s not going to resign. Time to expel
Duncan Hunter Jr. needs to resign. Of course, that’s not going to happen.
Politics | Op-Ed
Prager: Clarity About Nationalism – American Greatness
In order to make arguments for nationalism, we have to define it.
The first definition in Merriam-Webster is "loyalty and devotion to a nation." But in a second paragraph, it adds, "especially: a sense of national consciousness exalting one nation above
Politics | Politics
When it comes to local politics, we’re all Eggburt
But are we not all Eggburts? Don’t we all dream of flying first class gratis? Aren’t some of today’s woes tempered by a good chomp on a proverbial carrot?
News | News
Opinion: The 'Filthy And Uncomfortable Circumstances' Of Detained Migrant Children
NPR's Scott Simon reflects on the unsanitary conditions for detained migrant children in border detention facilities.
Politics | Op-Ed
The Democrats Dangerous Derangement – American Greatness
America cannot continue as a republic without the acceptance that one party routinely will be turned out of office. Democrats no longer accept that bedrock principle of American liberty. They see themselves as the only party entitled to govern. “Trump Der
Politics | Politics
To Avoid War With Iran, Democrats and Europe Should Support Trump - Bloomberg
The regime’s leaders are the only ones who should be made to answer for Iran’s campaign of terror.
News | News
Horton Plaza: What could have been
But I’m not here to lament the repugnant idea of having bro-friendly skateparks and break areas among Horton Plaza’s iconic, postmodernist design. Rather, I just want to say that I will miss it.
Politics | Op-Ed
Leftism Makes People Meaner: Reflections on the Torture of Paul Manafort | News and Politics
The sadistic treatment of Paul Manafort illustrates something I have believed since I attended graduate school in the 1970s and saw the behavior of left-wing students: Leftism makes people meaner. There are kind and mean conservatives and kind and mean li
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Duncan Hunter’s down with war crimes
There was a time, not so long ago, when a member of Congress admitting to posing for a selfie with the dead body of someone he’d killed in combat would have been a national scandal.
Politics | Education or Indoctrination?
America Has Become a Place Where Spoiled Children Paying $60,000 Tuition Consider Themselves 'Victims'
"I don't feel safe," says a Harvard student in a video. What threatens her? The dean of her Harvard dormitory, law professor Ronald Sullivan, agreed to be part of accused sexual harasser Harvey Weinstein's legal defense team. Sullivan and his wife were de
Politics | Op-Ed
BOZELL & GRAHAM: Jeff Daniels And The Arrogance Of The Left
The actor Jeff Daniels is now the toast of Broadway for his leading role in the Southern civil rights tale "To Kill a Mockingbird," adapted for the stage by leftist screed-writer Aaron Sorkin. Harper Lee's book has been recalibrated for the Trump era.
Politics | Op-Ed
With The 'Equality Act,' The Democratic Party Has Again Proven That It Is An Anti-Science, Anti-Woman Cult
On Friday, the House passed the Equality Act, which ostensibly outlaws "discrimination" based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Every Democrat voted in favor of the radical, anti-science bill.
Politics | Antisemitism
Don’t Give Anti-Semites What They Seek | Jewish Journal
When you look at a rabbi with a white beard wearing a black hat, a long black coat and a gartl, what do you see? Anti-Semites see a refugee from the
Politics | Op-Ed
Why The So-Called Equality Act Is A Bait-and-Switch Power Grab
The ‘Equality’ Act doesn’t protect anybody. It undermines human freedom and dignity by legally stripping Americans across the board of inalienable rights.
Politics | Opinion
How Bibi Did It:
The West’s most successful politician scores again
Watching Benjamin Netanyahu win elections has become so customary that it is easy to miss the profound significance of his April 9 victory. When Netanyahu lost to Ehud Barak in 1999—the last time he was booted from office in an election—the Labor Party alliance won 26 seats.
Politics | Politics
Thoughts from a hipster coffee shop… - Alpha News
My generation is becoming the largest voting bloc in the country. We have an opportunity to continue to propel us forward with the gifts capitalism and democracy has given us. The other option is that we can fall into the trap of entitlement and relapse into restrictive socialist destitution. The choice doesn’t seem too hard, does it?
News | Israel/Jewish Community
It's time for a 'Congressional Jewish Caucus'
Politicians in both parties now traffic in dangerous anti-Semitic tropes with relative impunity.
Politics | Opinion
Analysis: AIPAC's moment to step back from two-state solution
AIPAC conference registered a first. It invited to speak an official representative from across the Green Line. Will it signal a more open position by the pro-Israel lobbying giant toward the Arab-Israel conflict?
Politics | Op-Ed
The College Admissions Scandal Proves Yet Again That ‘Higher Education’ Is A Giant Scam
As you’ve probably heard, a bunch of rich people have been charged with bribing college officials in order to get their children into various top universities.
Politics | Op-Ed
No, Your Politics And Morality Are Not Superior If Children Endorse Them
The only thing more insufferable than child activists prodded along by cynical cultists are adults nodding as if they are listening to Socratic wisdom.
Politics | Op-Ed
Jussie Smollett and the Hard Lessons about Facts and Assumptions | National Review
As Jussie Smollett’s case enters its last act, the cracks in his initial story are further deepened, suggesting that what started as an alleged hate crime likely never happened.
Politics | Op-Ed
Call it what it is: Andrew McCabe plotted a coup to overturn results of the election
Will leaker McCabe face justice?
Politics | Op-Ed
AOC: The Perfect Graduate of Today's Biased Colleges
Reforming our educational system is the most important mission of our time.
Politics | Op-Ed
Publishing Stupid 'Hot Takes' Is Why We Can't Have National Discussions
Is there any American newsroom left that has the good sense not to publish outlandish hot takes on hot-button issues? Where?
Politics | Opinion
Termites, Bigots and GOATs: Rationalizing Complicity with Anti-Semitism
Consider the front page story in the New York Times Sunday Review, which singled out the Palestinian issue as "one of the great moral challenges of our time" -- ignoring Syria, Ukraine, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Chechnya, Tibet, Cyprus and many far greater
Politics | Op-Ed
The Right Should Reject Tucker Carlson’s Victimhood Populism | National Review
Carlson accurately identifies certain maladies, but they are maladies that public policy can’t cure.
Politics | Interesting Links
The only way to unify America is to kick California out
The 2000 election was boring. With both candidates trying to out-moderate each other, they were almost indistinguishable. The biggest breach of civility was Democratic candidate Al Gore’s very practiced sighing during the debates. The campaign did not b
Politics | Op-Ed
Prager: What the Tree of Life Synagogue Massacre Means
The dishonest now have the Pittsburgh massacre to blame on Trump.
Politics | Op-Ed
DNA Doesn’t Define Who We Really Are | National Review
Should we cast aside our family heritage because of a pie chart on a DNA test?
Politics | Op-Ed
Stop Apologizing for Our History | National Review
Today’s ill-informed critics of Churchill would be speaking German if he had not led the fight against Hitler.
Politics | Donald Trump
Trump the Indestructible | National Review
The fact that the learned anti-Trump clarion call has become so faint is a persuasive barometer of the pre-electoral weather.
News | News
‘He would be the first to kneel’: Pat Tillman exploited to attack Kaepernick, biographer says
The death of Pat Tillman has been used to strengthen political talking points since he was killed in 2004.
Politics | Media Watch
David French: The Ideological Blindness at the Heart of Media Bias | National Review
Most mainstream-media newsrooms are overwhelmingly populated by progressives who think alike.
Politics | Op-Ed
Why I'm boycotting Nike: Get woke and go broke
Nike should understand that sports represents the best of America, not the loudest and most divisive protester.
Politics | Opinion
U.S. is Taking an Axe to the "Peace Process." That’s Good. – Jewish Policy Center
The Trump administration has restored the United States to the position of honest broker – emphasis on “honest” – and taken a hatchet to a series of fantasies underlying the notion of an Israeli-Palestinian “peace process.”
News | Israel/Jewish Community
The Democratic Party versus the Jewish People (Michael Lumish) ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
I understand that most American Jews do not want to hear this message, but there is no getting away from certain obvious political truths.
Politics | Op-Ed
How to Think about Privilege | National Review
Progressives misuse the term “white” as a catch-all for everything they dislike.
Politics | Politics
Wilmette girl's solo dog walk indeed shameful — we should be ashamed of this nanny state. - Chicago Tribune
John Kass: Investigation of Wilmette mom for letting her daughter walk the dog around the block is further evidence of the Nanny State's failure to our children.
Politics | Opinion
Israel and the grave danger of media bias
Misinformation matters because media outlets have great power. They shape the way we understand the world and, ultimately, drive our behavior.
Politics | Op-Ed
Dennis Prager: Explaining the Left: Part II
The governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, did Americans a favor last week.
Politics | Op-Ed
Andrew Cuomo Was Never That Great | National Review
Try as he might to convince us otherwise, New York’s shape-shifting governor remains a failure.
Politics | Politics
Millennial Socialism: Stupid, Evil, or Both? - Kurt Schlichter
Congratulations, oh most insufferable of generations – against all odds and confounding the experts, you have still somehow managed to make yourselves even more annoying. Apparently, the hep new jive among your tiresome cohort is “Democratic Socialism,” resurrecting a poisonous nineteenth-century political death cult and putting a kicky new spin on it to make it palatable for the suckers. It’s the political equivalent of hipsters who insist vinyl records are superior because they didn’t grow up forced to crank their tunes on that miserable format.
Politics | Election: 2020
Ocasio-Cortez: The Unserious Face of an Unserious Movement | National Review
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the Great Young Hope progressives deserve.
Politics | Op-Ed
Explaining American Leftists: Part I | National Review
The combination of affluence and secularism produces boredom as surely as the combination of hydrogen and oxygen produces water.
Politics | Op-Ed
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Generation Know-Nothing’s Perfect Representative
It’s not what Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez doesn’t know that gets her into trouble; it’s what she knows for sure that just ain’t so.
Politics | Donald Trump
The Likeliest Explanation for Trump’s Helsinki Fiasco | National Review
Even if Russia hadn’t meddled in the election at all, Trump would still admire Putin because Trump admires men like Putin — which is why he’s praised numerous other dictators and strongmen.
Politics | Op-Ed
Yes, We Should Fight for Montenegro | National Review
If the NATO alliance cracks, then Europe takes a giant step back to the great-power politics of the past, which led Americans to fight in unimaginably brutal European wars. If it endures, peace prevails.
Politics | Op-Ed
Shapiro: How Trump Haters End Up Helping Trump
“Trump is a Nazi.” “Trump is ruining America.” “Trump supporters are Nazis who are ruining America.” It’s difficult to live in Los Angeles without hearing
Politics | Opinion
Terror kites, terror tunnels, suicide bombings, stabbings, rock-throwing: the lie of the Palestinian “right of return”
Nazi politician and propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels once advised: “When one lies, one should lie big, and stick to it. [One should] keep up the lies, even at the risk of looking ridiculous.”
Politics | Op-Ed
Justice Kennedy Retires, and the Legal and Political Ramifications Are Immense | National Review
The next few months may well define the Supreme Court for a generation — and help decide who controls Congress. Buckle up. It’s going to be a wild ride.
Politics | Politics
How low can they go?
With respect to the 1,500 “missing” kids, those in the know argue the descriptor is innacurate. These “unaccompanied alien children” (UACs) aren’t missing they say, but have been placed with vetted sponsors, often relatives already living in the
Politics | Politics
Trump's poll numbers confirm the media is still just 'crying wolf'
The disconnect between the nightly news and the average Joe must frustrate the president as he makes progress on a number of fronts.
Politics | Politics
Opinion | Three Cheers for Cultural Appropriation - The New York Times
If we make people stay in the ethnic and racial lane assigned to them by accident of birth, we’ll lose everything that makes this country great.
Politics | POLITICS
David Brooks: The Decline of Anti-Trumpism
The quality of the opposition is deteriorating.
Music | Music
Another legend remembered | My Rick Springfield crush
There's such collective sadness in our world today. Not only is there still the aftermath of earthquakes, hurricanes, floods and fires, there's the horrifying news out of Las Vegas of the mass shooting at an outdoor concert, with 58 confirmed dead and mor
Politics | Politics
North Korea Says It Successfully Tested a Hydrogen Bomb—Is It Time to Nuke Kim’s Economy?
Little more than a week ago, President Trump claimed North Korea was ‘starting to respect us.’ On Sunday, they claimed to have successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb.
Politics | Politics
The Rise of the Violent Left
Antifa's activists say they're battling burgeoning authoritarianism on the American right. Are they fueling it instead?
News | Israel & The Jewish Community
Progressive Groups’ Banning of Star of David Flags Isn’t Anti-Zionism. It’s Anti-Semitism.
Why are some American progressives embracing overt anti-Semitism?
Politics | Politics
OPINION: Trump's travel ban victory should force media to examine itself | TheHill
OPINION | The Supreme Court's stay should concentrate minds in both the judiciary and the media on the loss of objectivity in analysis over the president's immigration order.
Politics | Politics
It feels like America is descending into chaos | New York Post
I turned 7 in 1968, and though my memories are necessarily fuzzy, I can still sum up a queasy sense of the chaos that pervaded the year as it streamed out of...
Politics | Opinion
Pro-BDS contributions to Jewish groups -- a Trojan horse? | The Times of Israel
Ahead of the UN's Ambassadors Against BDS conference, a look at the strange bedfellows partnerships between Muslim and Jewish communities may make
Sports | NBA
The Lakers are officially Jeanie Buss' team, so what will she do?
The Lakers are now officially Jeanie Buss' team, so what will she do first?
Politics | Politics
The Democratic Party Deserved To Die | The Huffington Post
Demographics are not destiny. Candidates do matter. And it is still the economy, stupid.
Miscellaneous | Potpourri
The False Childhood of Instagram - WSJ
Children’s book author Dan Paley writes that in the Instagram age sharing family photos too often involves feigning perfection.
Politics | Politics
Elizabeth Warren should apologize to Native Americans (Opinion) - CNN.com
Elizabeth Warren should show she is a real friend to the Native American community by calling Donald Trump out on his rhetoric, writes Simon Moya-Smith.
Politics | Politics
Bad news for Trump? Up to one-third of Tuesday's GOP votes went to people who had already quit
As Hillary Clinton basks in the glow of solid wins in Tuesday’s primaries – she trounced Bernie Sanders in New Jersey and here in California and they split the other four – a curious thing has happened on the Republican side. Donald Trump , who app
Sports | NFL
All-time Super Bowl team: Brady or Montana is the toughest call | Shutdown Corner - Yahoo Sports
From Yahoo Sports: Our all-time Super Bowl team wasn't about career accomplishments. It's just about what you did on Super Bowl Sunday.
Politics | Politics
The Right Does Have Answers on Guns, Mr. President - The Dennis Prager Show The Dennis Prager Show
On the assumption that there are good and bad people on both the right and the left and that everyone is horrified by mass shootings, how is one to explain the great divide between right and left on the gun issue as it relates to these mass murders? Why d
News | In The News
Insulting a Police Officer Is Not a Crime - CityLab
U.S. courts have made this clear again and again and again.
Politics | Politics
'Does It Do Good?' vs. 'Does It Feel Good?' Left-Right Differences: Part III - The Dennis Prager Show The Dennis Prager
A fundamental difference between the left and right concerns how each assesses public policies. The right asks, “Does it do good?” The left asks a different question. One example is the minimum wage. In 1987, The New York Times editorialized against a
Politics | Opinion
Peace, the Grand Delusion of the Jews
“Who would be free, themselves must strike the blow.” —Abolitionist and former slave Frederick Douglass On one sunny August afternoon in Boston in 2014, I made my way through the Boston Common public park and watched from a distance as people bega
Politics | Opinion
Netanyahu’s Moment | The Weekly Standard
Sometimes a speech is just a speech. Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech about Iran policy on March 3 will not be his first address to Congress. It will make familiar, if important, arguments. One might assume that, like the vast majority of speeches, it would soon be overtaken by events in Israel and the United States and the world.
Politics | Opinion
No Holds Barred: Susan Rice and the politicization of genocide - Opinion - Jerusalem Post
Is there any dirty job for the Obama administration that Susan Rice is not prepared to do? Need someone to fraudulently blame the murder of an American ambassador in Libya on a stupid film? Send Rice to the Sunday morning talk shows.
Politics | Opinion
7 reasons why the Palestinian crisis & the Black struggle for freedom are absolutely nothing alike | Dumisani Washington
The “parallels” between the Palestinian plight and that of African-Americans have been made for decades, and this has always......
Politics | Opinion
No Holds Barred: The ferocious battle for Israel at New York University
Over the last few years NYU has emerged as one of the most hostile campuses to Israel in the United States.
Politics | Politics
Ben Stein: Obama 'most racist president there has ever been in America'
Noted economist and actor Ben Stein, famous for his dry, monotone, comedic delivery, made an appearance on America's News Headquarters on Fox News on Sunday to
Politics | Opinion
Dear Fellow Liberals: I’m Done Apologizing for Israel | TIME
Some years ago, I was seated at dinner next to a British law professor, whom my husband, also a law professor, had invited to a conference that he’d organized. The conversation soon turned, as conversation often does among professional intellectuals, to Israel...
Politics | Opinion
Why Jews unite more than Christians | David Suissa | Jewish Journal
Imagine that you are a Jew, and that you are president of the United States. Your security adviser has just whispered in your ear that 200 Jewish girls in Africa have been kidnapped and are being threatened with rape.
Politics | Opinion
BILL WHITTLE: THE CASE FOR ISRAEL
As Israel is under attack from Hamas in the Gaza strip and BDS -- Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions -- right here in America, Bill Whittle makes the historic...
Politics | Opinion
UN probe of Israel will only encourage Hamas war crimes | JPost | Israel News
Israel should have nothing to fear from an objective investigation. It should also have nothing to fear from the UNHRC “investigation” – if its biases are exposed for all to see.
