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Violence is very human: Violence has been in the news a lot lately and its continued existence is a sad reality. Alan Caruba argues that being weak certainly invites more violence

Chapter Twenty Four of Keeping Score in America: The Bush/Clinton Toilet’s New World Order: This week Michael Moriarty discusses the so-called conservative media and the contributions made by the late Andrew Breitbart

The problems of war: David Mamet's novella Three War Stories wasn't a complete success but Steve Martinovich found enough in the playwright's latest effort to keep him satisfied

The prospect of World War Three: The interm agreement that the U.N. and Iran reached on that nation's nuclear program has too many parallels to history, argues Alan Caruba

Iran looks beyond the nuclear talks: Michael Segall argues the recent interim agreement reached with Iran on its nuclear program is only a beginning and progress must still be made in thwarting plans for nuclear weapons

Obamacare: Arrogance, corruption and abuse: Only the extremely arrogant could believe they could write legislation that would effectively replace the free market for tens of millions of people, writes Dr. Peter Morici

A climate of fear, cash and correctitude: Trashing real science to protect grants, prestige, and desire to control energy, economy, lives, report Paul Driessen and Dennis Mitchell

Lies my president told me: Climate exaggeration and prevarication bring horrid policies and massive wealth redistribution, argues Paul Driessen

History falsifies climate alarmist sea level claims: Robert W. Endlich says that seas have been rising and falling for thousands of years – without help from the EPA or IPCC

JFK: Liberal legend: Last week marked the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy and there was much praise for the late president. Lisa Fabrizio isn't quite the fan of the man that many others are

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