Hezbollah’s Beirut Blitz
Guest Column | By Walid Phares | May 12, 2008
A crushing defeat to democracy in Lebanon under the eyes of an American public eager to see advances in the War on terror will be devastating.
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A crushing defeat to democracy in Lebanon under the eyes of an American public eager to see advances in the War on terror will be devastating.
Professors Against the War on Terror
AIM Column | By Bethany Stotts | May 12, 2008
The complaint that the Iraq War is the result of a neoconservative conspiracy to unduly expanded U.S. interests abroad has become popular among professors and antiwar activists.
How Will the Candidates Deal with Iran?
Guest Column | By KT McFarland | May 8, 2008
After years of assurances that they were not involved in Iraq, we now have clear evidence they are funding, training and supplying weapons to Shiite militias in Iraq.
Hightower’s New World
AIM Column | By Bethany Stotts | May 8, 2008
The famous populist Jim Hightower is attempting to inflame college students against the evil American corporations and restrictive consumerist expectations.
Bolshevik Begats
AIM Column | By Malcolm A. Kline | May 8, 2008
If you wonder why your professors cannot let go of their pet theories no matter how badly they work out when practiced in the real world, you will find part of the answer in A Conservative history of the American Left by my predecessor, Daniel J. Flynn.
Oil Prices Require Constructive Congress, Not Congressional Accusations
Guest Column | By Paul M. Weyrich | May 7, 2008
Throughout this economic downturn it has seemed as if Congress, the Federal Reserve and other government agencies have reacted to the crisis rather than thought of productive ways in which they could lead on the issue.
Tribune Covers for Obama’s Terrorist Friends
AIM Column | By Cliff Kincaid | May 7, 2008
The paper apparently does not want to tarnish the image of Obama friends Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn.
The Failure of Federal Intervention
Guest Column | By Paul M. Weyrich | May 6, 2008
Most of these proposed new regulations are, in theory, good ideas. The problem is that education was and will remain a local issue.
The Unreal Ronald Kessler
AIM Column | By M. Stanton Evans | May 6, 2008
Like many other critics of Joe McCarthy, Ronald Kessler would be more persuasive if he knew something of the subject.
Striking a Blow for Common Sense: Justice Stevens, Jimmy Carter Make Powerful Case against Voter Fra
Guest Column | By Joel Himelfarb | May 5, 2008
Stevens’ opinion at a minimum calls into serious question the argument that Indiana’s statute imposes an unreasonable burden on some classes of voters.
