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Double Jeopardy

When used as a noun, the word debate means, “A discussion involving opposing points of view.” Using s...

No need to tinker with the U.S. Constitution

Let’s face it. Some people, especially liberals, just don’t like the U.S. Constitution. Every few yea...

Democratic Iran Dilemma

Sen. Barack Obama, desperate to cut down front-running Sen. Hillary Clinton, did not take advantage o...

Pakistan: The Lady or the Tiger?

As a source of contentment, being the world’s only superpower is greatly overrated. With power goes r...

Romney Stands for Faith

In the strongest possible terms, Mitt Romney told me in an interview Friday that the push-polling att...

Looking at Iraq in Macro-time

When my father returned from service as an Army doctor in Korea in 1953, he brought back slides of th...

GOP Fumbles by Overriding Bush’s Water Bill Veto

Just as the hapless Washington Redskins football team has squandered gridiron victories in the final ...

Reagan and Thatcher Made a Truly Dynamic Duo

Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher were a political match made in heaven. So argues Nicholas Wapshot...

Sarkozy’s Testimony: The Conscience of a French Conservative

When bemoaning the apparent lack of a natural conservative leader in American politics, conservatives...

Top Ten Most Harmful Books of the 19th and 20th Centuries

1. The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Freidrich Engels Marx and Engels were the intellectual go...

M. Stanton Evans Reveals the Truth About McCarthy

HUMAN EVENTS Editors Tom Winter and Allan Ryskind last week interviewed M. Stanton Evans, the author ...

What is OPEC Up To?

The feudal lords of oil may try to revive the Clinton campaign theme of, "it’s the economy, stupid" i...

Michael Gerson’s Heroic Liberalism

What's so compassionate about bad policies?...

Seems Like a Song You’ve Heard Before

A writer for The Washington Post was commenting on the famous Glass House of architect Philip Johnson...