Those weapons of mass destruction have got to be somewhere. Ha ha ha! Or not.

Jacob Hornberger reminds us of the true nature of our unlimited republic: "Zacarias Moussaoui’s guilty plea to terrorism charges in U.S. federal district court does not end the Pentagon’s threat that hangs over the head of every federal judge who has jurisdiction over...

Re: Saudi Arabia, Chris Matthew Sciabarra asks,Of what use is "democracy" when the dominant culture would bring about a political condition that might make the current Saudi regime appear "moderate" by comparison?Good question, though not a new one for readers of...

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An interesting piece in Haaretz by Efraim Halevy, former chief of the Mossad and National Security advisor to Ariel Sharon, about the wonderful potential of American Empire in the Middle East: "At present the United States is torn between the immediate need to ensure...

Saturday on the Weekend Interview Show (4-6pm eastern time): In the first hour, the interview will be about something that has nothing to do with foreign policy or terrorism cases, but in the second hour, I'll be interviewing survivor V.Z. Lawton about the real story...

Sibel Edmonds to lead protest over government secrecy Thursday morning Today was to be the oral hearing on Sibel’s lawsuit fighting the State Secrets Privilege imposed over her case. The court has made the extraordinary decision to close the hearing to the public and...

Don't tell Campus Watch, Victor Davis Hanson, or other self-proclaimed defenders of Western civilization, but the classical Athenian historian Thucydides obviously hated all that is right and good. On the consequences of the Peloponnesian Wars:Practically the whole of...

This morning, as I sat down to the computer, I did what I do every morning: went straight to David Horowitz's Frontpage website. I need a good laugh first thing. This particular morning, however, I noticed something rather odd. Something seemed to be missing. At...

How often does a former foreign minister and current parliamentarian of a country join an international commission proposing to carve up its territory? Goran Svilanovic, formerly the Foreign Minister of Yugoslavia (Serbia-Montenegro) under the DOS regime and currently...