National Security
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Another radical Rutgers professor sounds off on social media with a mind-boggling tweet
It’s hard to say which is the most liberal college in the known universe, but Rutgers, the state university of…
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Pentagon thinks there are too many white males in Special Forces, wants more ‘diversity’
Elite units in the military are by and large both white and male. Pentagon officials, however, are hoping for a major demographic…
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New WH petition calls for charges of treason against Barack Obama
A new petition posted Wednesday to the White House “We the People” website demands that charges of treason be brought…
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Forget handcuffs: FBI’s new tough stance on potential terror suspects is … give them counseling?
The FBI is now referring some potential terror suspects for psychological counseling as part of a new touchy-feely strategy to defeat homegrown…
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Report: If Iran deal successfully moves forward, terrorist financing would increase by $3.1 billion
A new report examining the Iran nuclear deal has found that assuming current budget trends hold, the Islamic Republic would…
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Advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader: Inspectors will not be allowed into Iranian military sites
John Kerry has said over and over that the nuclear deal with Iran depends on verification, not trust. But Iran’s…
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IS a better Iran deal possible? French P5+1 negotiations leader says, ‘Oui’
Jacques Audibert, senior diplomatic adviser to French president Francois Hollande, who led that nation’s diplomatic team in the discussions with…
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Assailant in ‘Draw Muhammad’ attack bought gun under Fast and Furious op
Five years before he was shot to death in the failed terrorist attack in Garland, Texas, Nadir Soofi walked into…
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Newly captured documents reveal potential ISIS targets and Armageddon goals
An apparent Islamic State document found in the dry reaches of Pakistan’s tribal lands reveals that ISIS is recruiting a…
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Turkey to control U.S. target list in ‘anti-ISIS’ zone in Syria
Working for the Ottoman.
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Washington, D.C.: ‘Proud to be a sanctuary city’
Washington, D.C.’s delegate to Congress told a group of protesters Thursday the nation’s capital is “proud to be a sanctuary…
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Who’s the JV now? Epic fail in U.S.-trained force’s first hours in Syria
The GAO is probably not going to score this as money well spent. A couple of weeks ago, we learned…
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Man trampled to death by stampede of 1,500 illegal immigrants
If you thought the U.S. was the only country with an out-of-control illegal immigrant problem, think again. France and Britain…
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White House confirms draft plan to close Guantanamo almost finished
After a long bout of silence and accusations of delays, the Obama administration finally announced that plans for Congress to…
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Why is Obama hiding two key parts of Iran deal from Congress and voters?
If the “deal to limit Iran’s nuclear capabilities” is so great, why is the most transparent administration in the history…
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Obama nominee for top Army post: We should arm military recruiters
A top general tapped by Barack Obama for the position of Army chief of staff stated Tuesday morning during his nomination…
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A Democrat’s modest proposal for dealing with homegrown terror suspects
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, philosopher George Santayana famously counseled. Retired U.S. Army general Wesley Clark clearly…
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Marines at recruiting stations still forbidden to arm themselves, but THIS is supposed to protect them?
Following the Chattanooga shooting that took the lives of five servicemen, officials have shut down several recruiting facilities. The Marine Corps Recruiting Command…
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How the Iran nuke deal could boost U.S. tech companies
The Iranian nuclear deal announced last week may have unexpected benefits for America’s talent-hungry technology sector. Iran has a robust…
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John Kerry says ‘no such thing in arms control parlance as anytime, anywhere weapons inspections’
Somehow, this is supposed to reassure the American people, 55% of whom do not trust Iran to keep up its end of the…
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If you dare, read about Islamic State’s most sickening act yet
There is no depth of depravity to which the subhuman detritus that calls itself Islamic State is unwilling to sink. In the terrorists’ latest unspeakable…
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After Chattanooga: Another armed man shows up outside a recruiting center
A well-regulated militia.
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A fifth victim of the Tennessee shootings dies
As the FBI sets to work investigating whether the 24-year-old Muslim who shot and killed four Marines in Tennessee on…
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On Telemundo, Rep. Luis Gutiérrez calls Kate Steinle’s murder a ‘little thing’
When attempting to decide which of those pesky problems in life are worth losing sleep over and which aren’t, don’t ask Rep. Luis Gutiérrez…
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Obama’s shameful silence on ‘sanctuary cities’
Despite growing pressure from members of both parties, President Obama has remained mute on the issue of “sanctuary cities” – cities…
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ISIS hits Egyptian patrol boat; Chattanooga part of widespread attack plan?
Method in the madness.
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1,500 criminal immigrants who were released committed crimes again
The Obama administration released 30,558 criminal aliens with a total of 79,059 convictions in fiscal year 2014, and nearly 1,500…
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