Frank J Ruck

Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.

As troubling as these indications of Maj. Hasan's embrace of Shariah are, even more alarming is the inaction of the Army in the face of those of which it was informed.

Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D-N.J.) predicted on Thursday that none of his Senate colleagues would "have the chance" to read the entire final version of the $790-billion stimulus bill before the bill comes up for a final vote in Congress.

Putting on the spectacles of science in expectation of finding an answer to everything looked at signifies inner blindness.

The Egyptian elections have resulted in a rout for the throngs whose springtime hopes for freedom are facing the prospect of a nuclear winter at the hands of the Muslim Brotherhood and its fellow Salafists. These Islamists appear to have garnered at least 60 percent of the seats in the next parliament and the opportunity to shape the country's new constitution in line with their ambitions to impose the totalitarian doctrine of Shariah nationwide. That will be bad news for the people of Egypt, for Israel and for us.

I have a longstanding history with bras; one that began in the late summer of 1988 when I encountered the "intimates" section of the J.C. Penny catalog. For most women, however, I'd imagine that these undergarments no longer hold the fascination that they still do for me, which quite frankly I find sad.

more to do with President Obama's determination to close Gitmo than it does with ensuring justice is done. After all, if the most dangerous of our enemies can be safely brought to America soil, why can't the rest?

This idea is wrong on so many levels space constraints will only allow a brief treatment of some of the reasons that the American people overwhelmingly reject the Holder decision - according to one recent poll by a margin of 93 percent opposed to just 7 percent in favor.

Undermine our allies. Embolden our enemies. Diminish our country. If anyone doubted those nine words summed up the Obama Doctrine, look at what the President's team perpetrated last week in Honduras.

Pacey running by the three-quarters, fed by a plentiful supply of ball by a solid performance from the forwards, with excellent line-out work and scavenging around maul and ruck, kept Sunderland ... line-out was spun out to Frank Hutchinson, who piled ...