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Forcing Saddam’s Thugs To Surrender

One would think that even the Iraqi military would have some soldierly code of conduct that would lea...

Paying the Price of War

The cost of war on the federal budget has been repeatedly debated by Congress, but the profits from I...

Was Fragging in Kuwait Result of Islamist Extremism?

Was the attack on American servicemen by one of their own a religiously motivated act of terrorism?...

How’s Your Political I.Q.? — Week of March 31

Test your knowledge of politics...

When Stars Spew Hatred

What is it about foreign travel that seems to have a disturbing effect on otherwise rational American...

Evans & NovakWeek of March 31

The impact of the war on the stock market; debate on postwar Iraq; and the supplemental bill to pay f...

The Wall That Didn’t Come Down

Even when Iraqi soldiers pretend to surrender and lure our troops into ambush or execute our POWs in ...

Three Senate Republicans Defect on Tax Cut

Three Senate Republicans defected from President Bush's tax cut proposal, supporting a Democrat-led i...

Egypt’s Mubarak Blames War on Iraq’s Saddam

In a rhetorical pincer movement that bracketed the first two days of shooting in Iraq, Egyptian Presi...

Bogged Down at the New York Times

There is much amiss with the war coverage in the New York Times....

Saving Wells and Little Girls

Reporting from Iraq, Col. Oliver North puts to rest the nonsense that the U.S. military is not doing ...

Has UN Become ‘Irrelevant Debating Society’?

On Feb. 13, Bush said that if the United Nations did not enforce its own resolutions on disarming Ira...

Capital Briefs — Week of March 31

Specter of Doom; Dead Man Walking; Enlistments Up; and More...

Who Is Pro-War? Protestors Found Surprising Answer

Kuwaitis are not the only victims of Saddam who have been wanting this war to get underway, so that t...