In the days leading up to the election it seems that all news coverage is focusing on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Unfortunately, the spectacle of this election has overshadowed events in the Middle...
In the wake of ISIS’ recent attacks in Paris, terror threats in Belgium, the subsequent online battle between ISIS and the hacker group Anonymous, and stories coming out about ISIS’ unrivaled online...
The beginning of the Syrian conflict is most commonly cited as March 2011 in the southern city of Deraa. Following the arrest and subsequent torture of 15 children for drawing anti-government propaganda,...
“We mustn’t be afraid of this ‘Arab spring’… [it] sparks tremendous hope.”
These were the words of Alain Juppé, former French Prime Minister and later Minister of Foreign and European Affairs....
Our overly politically-correct environment has made criticizing religion taboo. People react to a religious critique as if it were racism--as if saying "Christianity has a lot of flaws" were akin to...
The War on Terror just doesn’t end. With ISIS grabbing recent media headlines as the face of global terrorism, President Obama has done exactly what every military advisor told him not to do: engaged...
On Wednesday, the House Select Committee on Benghazi convened their first hearing to collect and assess information regarding the September 11, 2012 terrorist attacks on United States compounds in Benghazi,...
