To Arms! Keep the King Amendment
Fresh from their all-night effort to force surrender on the U.S. military in Iraq, some Democrats on Capitol Hill appear...
Month: July 2007
The U.S.-Japan Bilateral Alliance
By Eric Sayers. Mr. Sayers is a graduate student in political science at the University of Western Ontario, and is an...
Progress for terror-free investment index
Developments in Louisiana are bringing Americans one step closer to total terror-free investment. (Washington, DC): One of the most groundbreaking bills...
A Nuclear Iran: The Case for Action
By Clay Varney Since August 9, 1945 no nuclear weapon has been deployed in warfare. Despite the tensions and volatile...
Call it surrender
This week's Iraq proposals would pull out American troops and leave only a surrender flag. This week, Senators will consider a...
Operation ‘Terapaima’ and the Takeover of RCTV
"Operation 'Terapaima' and the Takeover of RCTV." According to a document of the National Armed Forces of Venezuela (Fuerzas Armadas...
No heroes in Act Three
Will the US and Israeli belief that a hero will suddenly appear to save the day for the Palestinians never...
War drums in the Middle East?
By Clay Varney As the dog days of summer begin to make their presence known here in Washington, the White...
What were they thinking?
To what fate are DC's new-found "realists" subjecting the U.S. and the rest of the Free World? In the future,...
Olmert’s international coalition
Today Hamas consolidates its power in Gaza and plans its next moves in Judea and Samaria. Fatah - its main...
“Fixing” US-Latin American relations
The Menges Hemispheric Project is always monitoring the latest legislative events regarding Latin America. Nancy Menges, Editor in Chief, has...
“Fixing” relations with Latin America
On June 19th the House Foreign Affairs Committee debated how to "fix the broken relationship with Latin America". We decided...
The un-usual suspects
By Clay Varney With the recent foiled terrorist attacks in the United Kingdom and the subsequent investigation into the perpetrators,...
Key critics dissect arguments for LOST
In an op.ed. published in yesterday's Washington Post, renowned legal scholars Jeremy Rabkin and Jack Goldsmith warned of the dire...