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The methods of war have failed
A trail of blood is seen at the Kirkland Heights house of Keith Clarke, who was killed by the security forces on May 27, 2010.
Ronald Reagan: Same-sex marriage advocate?
Patti Davis, Ronald Reagan's daughter, recently speculated on where her father might stand on same-sex marriage.
The Reagan Doctrine's 21st century relevance
The Obama administration infamously stumbled and bumbled through the Arab Spring uprisings, which challenged the undemocratic power structures of Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Yemen.
Why Conrad Black thinks the United States is in decline
For someone who vowed to keep a low profile now that he is back in Canada, Conrad Black has been extremely visible.
John Podesta: Barack Obama's H.R. Haldeman?
Steven Miller, who until his resignation on Wednesday was the acting commissioner of the IRS, recently explained that "mistakes were made" in the IRS's deliberate targeting of various conservative organizations.
President Obama appears to be following trend of scandal-plagued second terms
Richard Nixon had the Watergate scandal . Ronald Reagan had Iran-Contra . Bill Clinton had the Monica Lewinsky affair .
The Right's "Scandal" Funhouse Mirror
The modern American news media operates like a giant right-wing funhouse mirror reflecting back some large things as small and some small things as large.
The secret laser-toting Soviet satellite that almost was
On the evening of Wednesday, March 23, 1983 , Ronald Reagan delivered a televised address about defense and national security.
Efrain Rios Montt Sent to Jail: Guatemala's Mayan People Win One For a Change
I saw the masked men throwing truth into a well. When I began to weep for it I found it everywhere.
Peter Worthington dead at age 86
A legend. Peter Worthington was a newspaperman. He was a newspaperman during print's golden age.
GOP Senator Blasts Obamacare Move As Potentially 'Illegal'
Sen. Lamar Alexander suggested Saturday that Health & Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius may have broken the law by seeking donations from health industry officials to help promote the implementation of President Obama's signature health care law, comparing Sebelius' actions to those in the Iran-Contra scandal.
Chapter Thirty Nine of An Ecstatic Loneliness: Film Noira s Black and White Mirror Images
The Republican Party's Bush Family Appeasement Plan for the United Nations' New World Order is the ultimate American surrender to Communism.
Ronald Reagan: Accessory to Genocide
The conviction of former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt on charges of genocide against Mayan villagers in the 1980s has a special meaning for Americans who idolize Ronald Reagan.
Visit 10 hotels where U.S. presidents slept
Frank Lloyd Wright served as a consulting architect on the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix.
The 40th president has been dead for nine years. He hasn't been president for a quarter-century. The world he inhabited -- with the Soviets ruling the Kremlin, interest rates hovering in double digits, Michael Jackson performing on glittery stages and Ivan Boesky symbolizing Wall Street -- is gone, every shred of it, and now is studied in college ... (more)
John Carpenter: 'They Live' was about 'giving the finger to Reagan'
The Hero Complex Film Festival kicked off Friday evening with a 25th anniversary screening of "They Live," a 35th anniversary screening of "Halloween" and an onstage conversation with the filmmaker behind both movies, John Carpenter.
Many of the recent tributes for Margaret Thatcher following her death celebrated her as a "transformational" leader who brought about great changes.
Veronique de Rugy on Why Government Spending Is a Bipartisan Problem
As Nobel Prize winner and freedom fighter Milton Friedman often reminded us, the true size of the government is measured by how much it spends rather than by how much we pay in taxes.
In her 1991 tell all "The Way I See It," presidential offspring Patti Davis rather scandalously opened up about her famous family.
CI to Award Honorary Degree to Lou Cannon at 2013 Commencement
CSU Channel Islands will award an honorary doctorate degree to noted presidential biographer and White House correspondent Lou Cannon during the University's 2013 morning commencement ceremony, Saturday, May 18, at the South Quad.