AIM: Maryland Mall Shooter was a Pothead

By Cliff Kincaid — February 3, 2014
The police revelation that the killer mentions “using marijuana” in a diary has been played down by the media, which in recent months have seemed almost ecstatic about the legalization of the drug in Colorado. President Obama, a one-time heavy user, recently called the drug safer than alcohol. Continue reading here…

The Adjective that Dare Not Speak Its Name

By Don Irvine — February 3, 2014
When initially asked by O’Reilly why he didn’t fire HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius for botching the rollout, Obama cited the enrollment figures of six million on Medicaid and three million of the “young invincibles” as examples of how Obamacare is now working. Continue reading here…

School Choice and Common Core: Mortal Enemies

By Michelle Malkin — February 4, 2014
Unlike many of the politicians paying lip service to National School Choice Week this week, the issue of expanding educational opportunity and freedom for all is something I live, breathe, practice and witness every day. Continue reading here…

Brotherly Love @ MLA

By Spencer Irvine — January 31, 2014
The recent Modern Language Association (MLA) held a session called, “Vulnerable Expression and the Arab Uprisings” to take a closer look at the post-Arab Spring world. Continue reading here…

MLA “Solves” Financial Crisis

By Malcolm A. Kline — January 31, 2014
Usually when a group gets “mission creep,” it’s because they’ve accomplished their original mission. Continue reading here…

Obama Parsed @ MLA

By Malcolm A. Kline — January 31, 2014
A trio of academics at the Modern Language Association’s (MLA) annual convention took obligatory swipes at conservative critics of the president in a panel on his best-selling memoir, Dreams from My Father. Oddly enough, though, they confirmed the essential facts behind much of the naysayers’ criticisms of that volume. Continue reading here…

Greening Dickens @ MLA

By Malcolm A. Kline — January 31, 2014
Apparently Rachel Carson no longer provides enough inspiration to environmentalists. They are now going back to find environmental messages written long before the first Earth Day was commemorated. Continue reading here…