Front-gate
It is now a well-established tradition in Washington that any scandal, no matter how seemingly innocuous, soon is given the...
Liberty Security & the Law
Islamist subversion through the financial backdoor
Since September 11, 2001, the men and women of the U.S. Department of the Treasury have worked tirelessly to identify...
Get tough on suicide bombings
What recourse does the West have against Islamist suicide attacks? A recent story in The Times of London reveals how...
Bush Doctrine 2.0?
The first term of the George W. Bush presidency and what has come to be known as the "Bush Doctrine"...
Terrorism combatant brief
In June 2007, the federal appeals court in Richmond, VA denied the existence of the legal category "unlawful enemy combatant" (UEC).This...
The truth about Guantanamo
Was it wishful thinking? On Thursday the Associated Press reported that, according to sources it did not name, "the Bush...
Bush sides with Mexican killers vs. U.S.
State Department lawyer John Bellinger says international law should be used in U.S. courts. By Cliff Kincaid Mr. Kincaid is...
Lawfare strikes again
Strike another blow for lawfare: The use of the American people’s courts as a weapon against the American people in...
CAIR defends Ohio Al-Qaeda suspect
It's finally come out of the closet: the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) is defending a suspected al Qaeda...
New York Times shilling for Islamists
Thomas Jefferson once wrote that the man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads...
The way forward for Senate and DHS
Secretary Chertoff, DHS, and the Senate are on the right track, although there is much room for improvement. Last week, the...
Gitmo’s guerilla lawyers
He was the first American to die in what some have called "the real war." Johnny "Mike" Spann, the 32-year-old...
Gaffney, Lincoln, and a quote that wasn’t a quote
A controversy has emerged that revolves around language that Frank Gaffney, President of the Center for Security Policy, used in his...