Last night was the opening of the controversial opera “The Death of Klinghoffer” at New York’s Lincoln Center. It was marked by protests: Demonstrators, primarily associated with Jewish groups, plan to rally outside Lincoln Center with 100 wheelchairs, in honor … Continue reading →
Articles like this one accuse the FDA of unnecessary slowness in approving diagnostic techniques, treatments, and vaccines: Pandemic vaccines and drugs don’t move through the FDA approval process faster. Instead, drug- and device-development times actually increased more than 70 percent … Continue reading →
…and doing next to nothing as ISIS prepares to slaughter many of the remaining inhabitants of Kobani, a mostly Kurdish town on the border of Syria and Turkey: …which is crammed with refugees””Kurdish, Turkmen, Christian, and Arab””from other parts of … Continue reading →
Warnings about the 9/11 hijackers: ignored. And we’re not talking about general warnings that all too often, and yet understandably, get lost in the shuffle. We’re talking about very specific warnings about the actual 9/11 hijackers.
Continue reading →The murdered man’s name is Alan Henning, and the video is what we’ve come to expect, including the threats at the end to another hostage, American aid worker Peter Kassig. I’ve written plenty about these fanatical, bloodthirsty murderers of ISIS … Continue reading →
I wrote “heartbreaking” in the title of this post. But I could just as easily have written “enraging.” This interview with Canon Andrew White, which I watched on “The Kelly File” last night, is both: Watch the latest video at … Continue reading →
One of Obama’s biggest failings as president has been the rise of ISIS under his watch. He can blame it on George Bush, as is his wont, and some will swallow it. But it’s a little more difficult to do … Continue reading →
Andrew McCarthy says the Khorosan Group is not a separate entity at all. It’s just a useful construction, invented by the Obama administration for its own purposes: …[T]here is a purpose behind this dizzying proliferation of names assigned [by the … Continue reading →
The horrific murder in Moore, Oklahoma, has about as many un-PC factors as possible. Some of them are prominently mentioned in the news coverage, some have to be teased out. Although it appears to be a case of workplace violence … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →The administration reports that some ISIS fighters have returned to the US. But not to worry—they’re being monitored by the FBI. I’ve already stated what I think should be done with these people. I don’t think the administration is contemplating … Continue reading →
Here. I tackled the question in this post, but McCarthy has a lot more to say.
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