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Trump faces a stiff challenge upending this part of the status quo.
Clinton's most brazen lie yet.
The key data Obama's move to force women into combat roles ignores.
The deadly consequences of America "leading from behind" in the fight against ISIS.
A case study in Obama's refugee folly.
The dirty deals that put illegal arms shipments into the hands of Libyan jihadists.
Hastening the "fundamental transformation" of our nation while there's still time.
There is not a scintilla of doubt that Hillary Clinton knowingly lied to the American public about Benghazi. "Two of our officers were killed in Benghazi by an Al Queda-like [sic] group," Clinton wrote in an email to her daughter at 11:12 pm. Sept 11, 2012. "We know the attack had nothing to do with the film. It was a planned attack, not a protest ... Based on the information we saw today, we believe that the group that claimed responsibility for this was affiliated with al-Qaeda," she told Egyptian prime minister Hisham Kandil that same night. "There is a gun battle ongoing, which I understand Ansar as-Sharia [sic] is taking responsibility for," she told the Libyan president while the attack was going on.
A headline in Sunday's Daily Mail is not only instructive regarding what is wrong with the current state of the mainstream media, but how a news organization looking to bury one politician can completely miss the far bigger story about another.
Mohamed Elhassan Mohamed explains the "miracle that came to America in the form of terrorism."
Abdullah Demirbas risks his life to promote ethnic and religious unity.
For the briefest of moments on Sunday night, "60 Minutes" veteran Steve Kroft decided to impersonate a newsman during his interview with Barack Obama. "He's challenging your leadership, Mr. President. He's challenging your leadership," Kroft insisted, in reference to Vladimir Putin's Syrian excursion.
Can Kate's Law succeed in Congress?
How Bill Clinton concealed it from the public and U.S. intelligence.
Last Friday, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power compressed seven-plus years of the Obama administration's staggering stupidity, clueless arrogance and frightening adolescence into a single tweet. "We call on #Russia to immediately cease attacks on Syrian oppo & civilians & to focus on ISIL," it stated. Does anything epitomize this administration better than a clueless tweet from a clueless twit? Most of the reaction to it is best described as astonished bemusement.
A new study reveals the disturbing facts.
Teenage clockmaker invited to Qatar by an organization linked to the terror group.
While many believe the most dangerous people in the world today are Islamic fanatics, they are mistaken. The pale in comparison to the Cultural Surrenderists (CS). The Cultural Surrenderists — on both sides of the Atlantic — are those who believe Western culture is something for which they owe the world an ongoing apology. That apology manifests itself in a number of ways, the foremost of which are the contemptible concepts known as multiculturalism and diversity. Both of them are based on the idea that all cultures, customs, religions and belief systems are equally viable, and that no one societal ethos is better than any other.
On Tuesday, national sovereignty gave way to mandatory multiculturalism in the European Union. A plan to relocate an additional 120,000 Middle Eastern migrants was imposed by EU ministers over the objections four Eastern European countries adamantly opposed to the plan. Slovakia's Robert Fico illuminated the resistance. "As long as I am prime minister, mandatory quotas will not be implemented on Slovak territory," he declared in Bratislava. Slovakia was joined by the Czech Republic, Romania and Hungary. Finland abstained from the vote. Yet despite the quartet's disapproval, the Justice and Home Affairs Committee, led by France and Germany, pushed through the plan proposed by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker during his annual State of the Union address in Strasbourg earlier this month. The plan called for 160,000 migrants to be forcibly redistributed from Italy, Greece and Hungary to all other member states, save Britain, Ireland and Denmark, who remain exempt from EU treaties. In addition, Junker called for a review of the "Dublin system" that determines which EU nation is responsible for asylum claims.
