After I once criticized President Obama for appearing to abandon Israel by being rude to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, my mailbag quickly overflowed with anti-Semitic attacks. The writers proudly signed their names to the kind of vile slurs on Jews usually whispered in private. The president bore some responsibility for …
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10 November
Why American support for Kurdistan could soon become a matter of life and death
“Miserable. We are miserable.” Faten, a young Christian refugee, confided her feelings with a shrug and a weak smile. Her English wasn’t the greatest, so she made sure I understood that she wasn’t criticizing the church that provides shelter for her and other family members. She was simply stating the …
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10 November
ISIS rising: Obama's airstrikes, lackluster leadership an embarrassment
The numbers portraying how many square miles ISIS controls across Iraq and Syria, how many towns and villages it has captured or put under siege and how many fighters it commands all continue to rise. ISIS’ tentacles continue to sweep out across the region, even as National Security Adviser Susan …
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10 November
My brother took his life: Here's what to do when a relative commits suicide
Editor’s note: September 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. I first wrote about this subject for FoxNews.com in March. At that time, I wrote about this topic as a reaction to a rash of suicides among the young and our returning military personnel. More powerfully, I wrote this as an …
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10 November
Hey y’all, what’s wrong with a drawl?
I was born in Tennessee. And even though I’ve lived in New York City for the past decade, I still take my tea sweet, my chicken fried and my biscuits buttered. I’m proud to call myself a gun-toting, Bible-clinging Tennessee Volunteer. JOIN TODD ON FACEBOOK FOR CONSERVATIVE CONVERSATION. CLICK HERE …
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10 November
Five tough facts about inflation and Fed policy
Inflation is soaring, and the Federal Reserve is looking away. It has printed trillions of dollars to save big banks from their financial crisis debauchery and to keep interest rates low to spur economic recovery, but those have not improved the lot of ordinary Americans. Here are five things you …
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10 November
National Climate Assessment report: Alarmists offer untrue, unrelenting doom and gloom
Tuesday the U.S. Government’s Global Change Research Program released its latest “National Assessment” report on climate change impacts in the United States. As with previous editions, the new report is an alarmist document designed to scare people and build political support for unpopular policies such as carbon taxes, cap-and-trade, and …
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10 November
Fort Hood attack: My son, our soldiers, are defenseless, sitting ducks
The Obama administration hasn’t learned anything from the massacres at Fort Hood in 2009 or the Washington Navy Yard last year. For all my research on how to stop or prevent mass public shootings and all the victims at these attacks that I have talked to over the years, the …
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10 November
Sorry, Dr. Piketty, it's democracy, not capitalism, that is failing America's middle class
The new book by French economist Thomas Piketty, “Capital in the Twenty-First Century” has rocketed to the top of the Amazon.com and New York Times best-sellers list. It accomplished this feat by offering yet another apocalyptic vision of capitalism in the tradition of Malthus, Ricardo, and Marx. To American workers …
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10 November
Where is America's missing foreign policy?
What happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 may eventually be discovered, but there is something else that has been missing for much longer and its “disappearance” has far greater implications for America. It is our foreign policy. Can anyone say what it is? With Russia’s Vladimir Putin behaving like a …
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