Author Nelson DeMille says we need a Churchillian leader to rally the West in the fight against global terrorism. President Barack Obama hardly qualifies, says DeMille, the best-selling author behind “The General’s Daughter,” “The Gold Coast” and the new terrorism
War films have come up with some of the most poignant and dramatic scenes in all of cinema. Some moviescan boast more than one such scene that sticks in a person’s mind. Which of these scenes have been themost memorable?
Former VP Dick Cheney said the Obama administration’s handling of Benghazi looks like a cover-up and that Obama’s claim to victory in the War on Terror is “hogwash” in a Tuesday radio interview. Cheney told radio host Sean Hannity: “It looks
Denver is a very blue city in a state best described as purple. Drive around town and you’re likely to see Obama-Biden lawn signs and Obama 2012 bumper stickers in vast numbers. Tonight, the Mile High City welcomed the candidates
As Pakistan’s mullahs railed against a US-made anti-Islam film, Naveed Haider’s print works went into overdrive, running off hundreds of US flags for angry protesters to burn at demonstrations. Weeks of protests in Pakistan over the crudely made “Innocence of
On August 9, 2001, a bomb blast pulverized a Sbarro Pizzeria located at the corner of King George Street and Jaffa Road in Jerusalem, one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in Israel. The blast occurred at 2 pm, on a
With “Person of Interest,” creator Jonathan Nolan joins the ranks of the few filmmakers today that have earned something special with their audiences: trust. That’s a quality that the few Clint Eastwoods and Christopher Nolans possess today. Most of what
When Naval Institute Press decided to publish “The Hunt for Red October” in 1983, few ever imagined the book would become a hit, much less create a literary genre. But it did, and as a result, author Tom Clancy took
It’s tough to watch late night TV these days. David Letterman is just a bitter, angry old man. Jimmy Kimmel will take advantage of the “Late Show” host’s decline once ABC moves “Nightline” out of his way, but that doesn’t
The first Muslim to deliver the daily prayer to the U.S. House of Representatives was black convert Siraj Wahaj in 1991. It was an artful prayer, though he would deliver a very different message elsewhere just one year later. His ideas
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Tom Selleck is widely regarded as one of the most popular actors in television today. Currently starring in CBS’s “Blue Bloods,” he has also been recently known for the Jesse Stone TV movies as well as his guest-starring stint on
In August 2004, President Bush seemed an underdog in his race for reelection. Already a polarizing figure for a large segment of the population, the war in Iraq was becoming increasingly unpopular, while the media did all it could to
I was honored to co-host this year’s Troopathon 2012, which was held in memory of this site’s publisher, my late mentor and friend, Andrew Breitbart. Organized by Move America Forward, we raised over $371,000 dollars. Funds raised go towards providing
The hack job that TNT’s “Rizzoli & Isles” recently did on fracking seems all too typical of the way Hollywood covers most political issues. One side is presented, and if data is used, it is usually of the junk science
I readily enjoyed the first episode of HBO’s latest series, “The Newsroom,” and looked forward to seeing what show creator Aaron Sorkin, the screenwriter behind “The West Wing” and “Moneyball,” had in mind for episode two. For the uninitiated, “The
In August 2009 the Obama administration quit using the phrase “War on Terror,” and in April 2012 the administration pronounced the war on terror over altogether. Somebody forgot to tell Al Qaeda that the war was over, because their plan
After two weeks dominated by gaffes in which Bill Clinton publiclyundercut the President’s campaign strategy, Obama now has anotherex-President to deal with. Jimmy Carter wrote an op-edfor Monday’s New York Times which is critical of recent changes in theway America
More than 500 days ago, Breitbart News’ Big Peace published my article, Special Forces Units Ignore Bureaucratic Memo and Save Lives. Today, I’m only a few months away from publishing The Clapper Memo, my second nonfiction book in which I expose how that
In a new book titled “Kill or Capture: The War on Terror and the Soul of the Obama Presidency,” author Daniel Klaidman asserts that David Axelrod, Barack Obama’s top campaign adviser, and Attorney General Eric Holder got into a shoving
Over the last several weeks the Obama 2012 campaign has made a push into the college campus arena. A Harvard poll has shown that interest in the 2012 election among college students has dwindled in comparison to 2008. During the
Obama’s decision to abandon the War on Terror, which his administration intimates we’ve won, and pull our troops out of Afghanistan, continues to prove detrimental to innocent lives in that country. In fact, it has given rise to a war
(AP) Libyan convicted in Lockerbie bombing dies at 60By ADEL OMRAN and LEE KEATHAssociated PressTRIPOLI, Libya Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, a Libyan intelligence officer who was the only person ever convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, died at home in Tripoli
The Los Angeles Times has labeled Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh a “dynamic pragmatist,” even as they acknowledge that he is a top Islamist. Their glowing profile of Fotouh is clearly meant to back the Obama administration’s contention that there is
Meet Generation V, the young Veterans of the long war. They return now, fully vested in the system and confident of their ability to make it better. Unlike their unfortunate young counterparts in the Occupy movement, these heroic All-American men and
President Obama’s foreign policy is in complete disarray. He has misunderstood and underestimated the need for the War on Terror from the word “go,” and as a result, his administration has now simply decided the war is over–as if they
