Month: December 2017

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is vowing to stay on the job, despite the release of a scathing report on his leadership during last summer’s Lebanon War. Associates of the…

One of the more pressing requirements facing the U.S. Air Force is the search for a new tanker aircraft, to replace its fleet of aging KC-135s and KC-10s. While the…

Yesterday, we noted that the Army is cracking down on soldiers who might divulge sensitive information in their blogs or personal e-mails. Under a new Army policy that went into…

I somehow missed this story, which ran five days ago in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and other Scripps-Howard newspapers. But the article deserves wide attention, because it’s another example of supposedly…

It appears to be a new axiom of American politics and crisis leadership. If you live in a state that’s suffered a natural disaster–and you have a Democratic governor–be afraid.…

Federal officials says the “Fort Dix Six” were on the verge of carrying out their planned terrorist attack against the military base when they were arrested Monday night. “I think…

When it comes to carrying the water for Democrats, the AP’s Jennifer Loven has few peers. As documented by the crew at Powerline, Ms. Loven is quite adept at toeing…

Earlier this spring, amid speculation about a possible U.S. strike against Iran, we suggested that the deployment of the USS Eisenhower battle group might be a useful indicator of our…

Today’s New York Times report on apparent progress in Iran’s uranium enrichment program is disturbing, in several respects. First, Iranian President Ahmadinejad’s claims that his country was moving toward “industrial”…

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is fighting mad, over rumors about a purported phone call between Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius and DNC Chair Howard Dean. According to the rumors–first broadcast…