The front: homosexual marriage. The end: schoolchildren.

This week, Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton (photo left)  (labeled one of America’s worst senators by TIME) signed homosexual marriage legislation into un-law after the un-lawful House and Senate approved it. In concert these branches of ...

Read more: Minnesota: A letter of Indictment

Last week, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) Civil Rights Division and the Department of Education (ED) Office for Civil Rights issued a joint letter memori­­­alizing an “agreement” with the University of Montana relating to Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and Title IV of ...

Read more: DOJ and Department of Education Mandate Orwellian Speech Restrictions on College Campuses

As we reported last month, on April 2, the United Nations General Assembly voted 153-4 to pass the Arms Trade Treaty, with the United States voting in favor and several countries abstaining. The vote in the General Assembly pushed the treaty process forward after negotiations twice failed to ...

Read more: Obama Administration to Sign U.N. Arms Trade Treaty "In the Very Near Future"

Obama IRS Scandal Will Go Down in Infamy

In my experience, the term “BOLO” is a law enforcement term short for “be on the lookout” for criminals and suspects on the run.  But for the Obama IRS, BOLO meant, literally, “be on the lookout” for citizen groups who might be opposed to the Obama ...

Read more: A Scandal for the Ages

The circles of the righteous are operated as part of a program to further the indoctrination of Basij members, applied since June 2008 in mosques across Iran that serve as Basij bases. According to the Basij chief, there are approximately 200 thousand such circles in the program. Each circle ...

Read more: “Circles of the Righteous”: Vehicle for the Basij to Influence Iran’s Presidential Election Campaign

Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's approach to combating Mexican drug cartels has been a much-discussed topic since well before he was elected. Indeed, in June 2011 -- more than a year before the July 2012 Mexican presidential election -- I wrote an analysis discussing rumors that, if elected, Pena ...

Read more: Understanding Pena Nieto's Approach to the Cartels

The Investigative Project on Terrorism
The Obama administration's policy banning references to "Islamic extremism" and "jihad" in discussions about terrorism drew criticism during last Thursday's House Homeland Security Committee hearing on the Boston Marathon bombings.

The bombings "should again ...

Read more: Keeping Our Heads in the Sand After Boston

Just when you thought the U.S. government’s global warming frenzy couldn’t possibly get any worse, the Obama administration announces that it’s dedicating a whopping $19.5 million to study the effect of climate change on cows.

This crazy story comes via the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), ...

Read more: $19.5 Mil to Study Effect of Climate Change on Cows

Investigative Project on Terrorism

Making the absence of proof a proof of its own, the Council on American-Islamic Relations argues that the FBI's failure to identify Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev as terrorist threats before the Boston Marathon bombings proves that counter-terror stings don't work. ...

Read more: CAIR Testimony Reinforces Fringe Ideology

How does President Barack Obama compare to Richard Nixon who was nearly impeached in 1974 for corruption and egregious abuses of power?

The short answer? Not well.

Obama’s serial acts of malfeasance have cost hundreds of lives while Nixon’s caused no loss of life. Both attacked their political ...

Read more: Obama Scandals vs. Watergate