One of the things I love about the New Yorker is that its perspective is much
wider than the average blog post’s, though not as wide as a book’s. But every now and
again you’ll get a blog post that takes a big step back, takes a deep bre

Michelle Malkin continues exposing Jihad-deniers in her latest post on the subject.

A Trinidadian justice official confirms that a Guyanese man wanted in connection with the alleged JF

Last Sunday, we got to read about how much more important bricks in India are than a thwarted terrorist attempt on our home soil. A perceived Republican strongpoint should not prevent the media from reporting on terrorism even if it was deterred…

Just what exactly is an acceptable loss from terrorism? The so-called experts that have been cited by the media don’t seem to have a problem noting that the explosions would be largely confined and the pipeline wouldn’t completely go up in a massive …

Keith Olbermann took time out from making the world safe for Edward R. Murrow impersonators on his show Monday night to offer some interesting thoughts on the connection between bad news about the Bush Administration (and the proximity to elections) a…