Pyongyang also declared that no further talks on removing nuclear weapons from the Korean peninsula are now possible . . . While experts say North Korea does not have the capability to hit the US with its missiles, recent tests and rhetoric indicate the country is working toward that goal.
A “cyber 9/11” could happen “imminently” and critical infrastructure – including water, electricity and gas – is very vulnerable to such a strike.
A Muslim Brotherhood-linked organization has partnered with the U.S. Department of Education to connect ALL U.S. schools with an online program that could be used to indoctrinate US students about Islam.
Regardless of the causes, the more polarized political environment creates challenges for governing.
It’s not every day that you see something like this. Fortunately, the young man in question was not seriously hurt.
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The woman dragged into the Petraeus scandal tells Howard Kurtz that her life is now a nightmare . . .
An appeal to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea is next to useless when dealing with a regime like China. Yet if that fails, our allies in the region are left with very few options, and none of them good.
Rank-and-file conservatives often face a choice between candidates who sincerely share their convictions but are politically inept and unprincipled hacks who at least possess basic political aptitude.
The Soviet experiment proved the existence of something that Marxist science has always denied: that our individual thoughts, motives, and actions are governed, on the most part, by absolute moral standards, which are objectively derived from the unchangeable nature of human beings and the nature of the world.