President Biden’s incompetent handling of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan was challenging to watch. The American people are rightly outraged by the abject weakness displayed by the president and his advisors. No community feels this pain more acutely than America’s veterans, especially those who served in Afghanistan. For two decades, members of our military served...
It took a village to produce Hillary Clinton's memoir, and the text betrays extensive vetting. The accounts are perfectly predictable.
The former first lady and onetime secretary of state may be the most problematic presidential candidate the Democrats can offer.
National Review writer Kevin Williamson believes the end is near for politics, and governments that resemble organized-crime syndicates.
Unfortunately for the president and his party, events have conspired to put the media spotlight squarely on health care.
RALEIGH — As people across the United States commemorated the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., many wondered how well the nation has improved its ability to prevent similar terrorist attacks today. That was one of the topics Juan Zarate, senior adviser to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, addressed during a recent lecture at Duke University. Zarate was deputy national security adviser for combating terrorism from 2005 to 2009. After his speech, Zarate discussed the current state of federal anti-terrorism measures with Mitch Kokai for Carolina Journal Radio.
If energy prices, food prices, and jobless rates remain high, the president will be unpopular among the state’s swing voters.
RALEIGH — Three Republicans — House Majority Leader Paul “Skip” Stam of Wake County, Rep. Leo Daughtry of Johnston County, and Rep. Johnathan Rhyne of Lincoln County — joined eight Democrats in voting against the legislation.
RALEIGH — I was stunned by the Obama administration’s decision to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed — the self confessed mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks —and four of his accused co-conspirators in a civilian court in New York City.
Government by executive summary (or press release) is dangerous because it can give politicians the false impression that they know what they are talking about.
Writing in the Charlotte Observer on Tuesday, former Philadelphia Inquirer editor Walker Lundy urges readers to demand that their newspapers “raise hell.
