Chicago: Where Criminals No Longer Fear the Police

What level of depravity has a city reached when a uniformed police officer is no safer from a street robbery than anyone else?

The Many Mysteries of Creating the Ground Zero Mosque

The more one looks, the more the questions just keep multiplying.

Hefner Documentary Intrigues, but Rarely Critiques

Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist and Rebel fawns over the icon, rarely investigating his darker side or his detractors.

The Crisis that Wasn’t: Where’s All the Oil?

The BP spill had media, politicians, and environmentalists once again pitching a worst-case scenario rather than objective analysis.

The Truths We Dare Not Speak About Illegal Immigration

Six truths that are never quite spoken.

Can Congress Be Saved from Its Own Greed?

Charlie Rangel's ethics situation illustrates the culture of greed on Capitol Hill and makes us wonder if there is anything that can be done to keep our leaders honest.

BREAKING: Sen. Leahy (D-VT) Denies Senate Judiciary Request to Investigate New Black Panther Case

Leahy denies the request in a letter filled with factual and legal errors, and left-wing talking points. Click here to read the letter (pdf).

On Flying Donkeys and Land-Bound Elephants

What goes up must come down, especially in politics.

Israel’s ‘Anchor Baby’ Issue: A Conundrum for a Jewish State

Israel is dealing with the same problem now arising in the U.S., to the degree that PM Netanyahu had to speak on the issue this week.

The Essay Read Round the World

Somehow the ideas in Angelo Codevilla’s American Spectator essay on "America’s Ruling Class" are popping up everywhere, whether people have read it or not.