The latest jobs data show something good. So watch the MSM do back-flips to make sure Bush gets none of the credit and all of the blame. More

Blogo's appointee to the United States Senate has been hailed as an honest man, but he has served as a charcter witness for a couple of guys with Mob ties. More

It's getting more bizarre by the hour in Illinois More

The interregnum between the Bush and Obama administrations seemed a perfect time for Iran to unleash Hamas. More

And almost nobody noticed. No kidding! More

She's even dumber on her blog than she was on her talk show. More

Settling old scores by killing "collaborators" with Israel. More

The Chicago Tribune's John Kass, the go to guy on Chicago politics says with the appointment of Burris, Blago thumped Obama and the Senate Democrats: More

As pressure builds on Israel in the west to stop being nasty to those peace loving Hamas terrorists, the Israeli cabinet has rejected a 48 hour cease fire proposal More

Finally aroused from its slumber, the newly alert Security and Exchange Committee (SEC) stopped an alleged Ponzi scheme More

Read Green Inc. by Christine MacDonald, an environmental insider. In it, the "global warming" believer acknowledges that her "good cause" has gone bad. More

Why is it that we have to suffer because our political elites are lazy and refuse to read up on jihad and educate themselves? More

The Times files the forms to enable it to sell stock and dilute existing shareholders. If anyone can be found who never heard the expression caveat emptor, that is. More

As the paper reels from its lost revenues and diminished assets, it is being sued by a woman with whom the paper suggested Senator McCain had had an affair. More

Blago's appointee to the Obama Senate seat encompasses a lot of history. More

This really puts Harry Reid on the spot. More

A spectacular year end round up of the stories that made news. More

It warms the heart but was probably not a good move on the part of the Israeli navy. More

Pass the smelling salts: American Thinker has been nominated in two categories of the 2008 Weblog Awards. More

Iowahawk on Caroline Kennedy's qualifications for office. Your smile of the day. More

The Israeli government is going to make its side heard, even if that means setting up its own YouTube channel to counter the media lies. More

No chance for Blago to ask other pols to go in for another "pay to play" scheme. More

The left suffered financial losses when major Democrat donor Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme went bust. More

How long have we been told by the left that we should adopt the European ideas of tolerance and multiculturalism? More

Shooting deaths among young black males has soared. Let the blaming begin. More

Did any forecaster get anything right? More

Advertising humor mocking politicians is a great American tradition. More

Stupid is as stupid does... More

See no war, hear no war...: More

Pay no attention to that rocket launcher in the school yard. More

The New York Times editorializes in favor of the Orwellian-named "Employee Free Choice Act" which would deny workers the right to a secret ballot. What isn't mentioned is astounding. More

Going for the whole smash. More

The former San Francisco Mayor longtime political boss of the California legislature believes that Caroline is made of tough material. More

The Egyptians know that Hamas brainwashed individuals will bring more hate, more instability into their already poverty stricken unstable country More

Europeans invented the industrial age and caused global warming, we're told. Now we learn that white people caused the little ice age, too. More

The operations against Hamas in Gaza seem to have occurred at an ideal time for Israel. More

Kyle-Anne Shiver will be the guest of Brian Sussman on Monday's Morning Show, KSFO in San Francisco. She's slated for 10:05 a.m. EST. An internet feed is available. More

I suspect Caroline Kennedy will take herself out of consideration for the Hillary Clinton senate seat in the face of the kind of derision she is encountering. More

Is the timing of Hamas' rocket assaults a well thought out plan, or just Hamas' and Iran's dumb luck? More

Political posturing by the Iranian leadership. More

All those billions in aid and Hamas can't treat their own citizens? More

Controversial man made global warming debunker Christopher Booker has a piece in the Sunday Telegraph that he claims shows that 2008 was the year that man made global warming was "disproved:" More

Doug Ross illustrates what will happen when the government takes over the American car industry More

A successful strike but what comes next? More

Were the Marines really "unenthusiastic?" More

Are you ready for "weight based" discrimination laws? More

Which Kennedy is Caroline supposed to be following in the footsteps of? More

The Left is up to its old tricks, playing the race card to shut off debate. More

Hamas probably didn't expect such a massive response to their cease fire violations. More

Almost a century ago, the Washington Post was peddling scenarios of global doom. The more things change... More

China is sending its Navy to fight the Somali pirates. That's good news and bad news. More

Not in America yet, but from the far corners of the world, George W. Bush is being celebrated as a hero. More

Look who's number one. More

The disclosure of Deep Throat's identity as the then-operational-head of the FBI, Mark Felt has caused serious reappraisals of the real story of Watergate. More

As the world focuses on economic disasters, taking a brief break to enjoy the Holiday season, terrorists in Gaza have launched a new campaign to murder Jews. More

A leaked forecast of the prospects for terrorism attacks in the United States over the next 5 years shows that the government appears to be most concerned about a biological attack More

Flying icicles from that windmill in the winter? Solar panels covered in snow? Maybe coal-powered electricity isn't such a bad idea, after all. More

Trouble for Afghanistan in this move. More

The New York Times is preparing to sell off its minority stake in the Boston Red Sox, one of its last major assets that can be readily marketed. More

Vice President-elect Joe Biden says that the incoming Obama Administration and Congressional Democrats are close to a deal More

A method to Hamas madness? More

A trenchant analysis of Obama's decision at The New Republic More

A chance to blame Bush, that is - for anything and everything imaginable. More

Global warming theory represents one of the greatest scientific con games in history. A revisionist history of the sales effort is beginning. More

A new study sees the landscape getting friendlier. More

It appears that there is a better than even chance that we will have to stifle our gag reflexes and start referring to the buffoonish, former Saturday Night Live writer and clown Al Franken as "senator." More

Here is the Christmas greeting from the crew of Apollo 8 as they orbited the moon forty years ago. More

Critics of the war in Iraq should take a look at the latest edition (January/February 2009) of Archeology. More

Who needs math when you're talking about spending a trillion dollars to payoff your buddies in labor unions? More

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad thought something was missing in the Christmas celebrations taking place in Britain More

We at AT reported on this story months ago. The NYT buries it on Christmas Eve. More

With less than a month remaining in his Presidency, I want to take a minute during the most wonderful time of the year and remind America why I greatly admire President Bush. More

When man first encounters God, he is afraid. He is afraid because he comes to realize how small he really is when confronted with the majesty and might of his Creator More

There is still that Star, way beyond our reach./ What tales it could tell, what lessons teach! More

The prosecution of Senator Ted Stevens more and more seems to have been scandalous. More

The answer is to be found in Hawaii. More

There is an obvious way to restore investor confidence. More

Why stop at 10? More

If you weren't paying attention at the time and feel the whole matter is too complicated for you to absorb now, do not despair. In More

A good global warmist wouldn't win an episode of Eco-Fear Factor unless he or she could explain how global warming can bury us in snow. More

Let's not spend it and say we did. More

OMG! There is even more bad news about the daylight change crisis! More

Bad news on the job front but a couple of rays of sunshine otherwise. More

Apparently, a man who knows first hand that Ayers is a a liar isn't enough to get the Times to run his op-ed. More

Nothing to see here...Move along, now... More

Maybe he should have borrowed one from his friend and spiritual mentor Jeremiah Wright. More

The UK Telegraph is reporting that Barack Obama is considering abandoning laser-based airborne anti-missile defense More

The irrepressible Steve Gilbert has some pungent prose for the president-elect. More

It would be embarrassing if we hadn't come to expect it by now. More

Deniers are having a field day, claiming that December 22nd had slightly more daylight than December 21st. More

Another example of the Kennedy's not following rules set down for everybody else. More

The annual Media Research Center quotes of the year is out and there are some fond memories in their selections as well as some real doozies that I had never heard. More

Dr. Tim Ball, a former climatology professor at the University of Winnipeg, has written a stunning piece on the politics of global warming that have taken place in the IPCC's summaries and reports. More

The editors of the Wall Street Journal think Libby was wrongly convicted and the President should pardon him More

An e mail so juicy that it would have aroused the suspicions of any halfway alert high school newspaper editor. More

An FBI agent who worked on the criminal case against Ted Stevens has filed an 8 page complaint charging his fellow agents and the prosecution with misconduct in the prosecution of Ted Stevens More

Anyone who can slow the "rise of the oceans" deserves every otherwordly expectation ascribed to him. More

They were originally expecting 5 million - now half that number. More

How to spin the receipt of millions from Arab governments and wealthy business tycoons? With the Clintons, it is child's play. Literally. More

The president proves he has more humanity than his critics will ever give him credit for. More

Controversy and Blagojevich are no strangers. More

It was Bush's fault is the gospel they're peddling at the NYT, as their own ship sinks faster and faster. More

The Chicago Tribune reports that "individual D" is spilling his guts to prosecutors. More

American Thinker has repeatedly alerted our readers to the prospect of George Soros having more sway in Washington when Barack Obama assumes the Presidency More

So this is what a "kinder" America looks like? More

Some serious backtracking on the supposed benefits of wind power. More

The Boston Globe continues to provide answers to the question of why subscribers are canceling subscriptions for newspapers run by Pinch Sulzberger. More

The Democrats and MSM have largely hailed the 2008 electoral gains by the Left as a "people-driven" phenomenon. But dynastic forces have been strengthened in the Democratic Party. More

A liberal columnist's deep thoughts about what it takes to be a US senator. More

Rahm apparently not the front man in the senate seat negotiations. More

The world famous Art Institute of Chicago may be considering a satellite location in the city's Old Town neighborhood. More

I have some frightening new information from my daylight change research. The data indicates drastic changes to the environment that have already started. More

The wind chill is about 25 below today in Chicago. It snowed again last night. Perfect timing for a few more articles on the incoming Obama administration and its cast of global warming jihadists. More

I almost never like columns by Nicholas Kristof. Today is an exception. More

What do you do with a gaffe prone dunce who has just been elected Vice President of the United States? More

With the Democrats in charge of Congress and the White House, intra-party power struggles become amplified, regardless of protestations of unity. More

How did a fundraising website get a government registered domain name? More

"Does being spectacularly wrong about a major issue in your field of expertise hurt your chances of becoming the presidential science advisor?" More

Jerry Brown will challenge Prop 8 in the CA Supreme Court despite the fact he has no legal standing to do so. More

Joe Scarborough challenges the MSM on the lack of attention to Obama's Chicago roots More

The biggest gamblers on Wall Street are now to be rewarded with low cost loans from the Fed. More

The London Times is reporting that the Nobel Foundation is being rocked with a major scandal. More

Just a quick reminder that tomorrow is "Global Orgasm for Peace" day. More

Now that the ultimate glass ceiling has been shattered, the NAACP's Mr. Jealous has a new target. More

Rod Balgojevich will get access to the entire wiretap records of Patrick Fitzgerald as soon as he is indicted. And, unless Rahm Emanuel is also indicted, or unless Balgo elects to share those tapes, Rahmbo will have no such access to what was said. Can you say "perjury trap"? More

Not on of his cabinet choices has executive business experience. More

Here's a story that will put you in the Christmas mood. More

The pro-western forces are ahead but Hezb'allah has shown in the past a willingness to use its military strength in order to intimidate the population. More

She might even be a worse poet than Obama. (Maybe that's why she was picked.) More

Get set for another round of sneering at Sarah. Funny how an obvious comparison never gets noted. More

Global warming alarmists in the White House More

I recently said that Democrats are four times more corrupt than Republicans. I must issue a correction. They are only three times more corrupt. More

Not a handout but still guesswork whether the taxpayers are going to get this money back if the Big Three go belly up: More

The oil price drop creates an opportunity for Obama, if he is not too blinded by ideology to see it. More

Hilda Solis, the Secretary of Labor designate, is another signal that the big unions are about to get their way with card check and much more. More

Judging by the list of donors to the Clinton Foundation, the former President is beloved of many very wealthy people and countries. More

More proof that the heiress who would be senator doesn't take politics very seriously. More

Emanuel digging a nice hole for himself. More

I don't know if anyone else has noticed, but I have detected a new crisis that I have named "the daylight change crisis". More

A host of groups connected to Soros now have access to the President and his policies. More

Royal Dutch Shell is abandoning plans for a billion dollar-plus wind power project. More

During the election I found myself trying to explain how corrupt Chicago politicians were to some neighbors, a very devout Christian family that tends to see the best in most people. More

Look who was auditing the $50 billion fund. More

The Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) refuses to prosecute hate speech by Muslims and other PC victims. More

Give 'em a break. They've been working extra hard spending money they don't have lately. More

Barack Obama continues sink into the political waves and befuddle those who thought he could walk on water. More

Senate seat in limbo until Democrats can figure out a way to avoid a special election where a Republican would have a better than even chance of winning. More

This marriage is a "shoe-in." More

California's rconstitutional equirement that tax increases be passed by 2/3 majorities in the legislature will be eviscerated, if the Democrat majority gets its way. More

Too big to fail. Too stupid to make a profit. More

What is it that will make a difference in the nation's public schools? More

He actually employs common sense! More

Paul Weyrich, an important figure in the conservative movement, has reportedly passed away. More

How biased was the New York Times last year? See for yourself. More

Congress long ago established a procedure for bailouts. That procedure is called, are you ready, bankruptcy. More

It seems that Attorney General Designee Eric Holder forgot to list that Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich tried to hire him to sort out the state's long dormant casino license on his 47-page response to a Senate Judiciary Committee questionnaire More

Not legal trouble. But the Chicago Sun Times is reporting that Rahmbo's contacts with Blagojevich over Obama's senate seat are much more extensive than either Obama or Emanuel have led us to believe. More

Yesterday the Detroit Free Press announced that come next year, the paper will be delivered to home subscribers only three days a week (Thursday, Friday, and Sunday). More

From our "least surprising news of the day" file More

There's "transparency" and then there's "transparency the Chicago Way." More

Big 3 execs may have their corporate jets, but the UAW has its own lovely golf course, the championship caliber Black Lake Golf Club, designed by Rees Jones. More

George Bush is a fool if he think he has "saved" anything. More

And the first two guesses don't count. More

I thought we fought a revolution so that we could be rid of royalty, titles, and dynastic privileges. More

Will Arne Duncan be just another cog in the Obama machine of appeasement? More

The left magnified the threat when nuclear weapons were in the hands of only relatively sane nations and ridiculously minimizes it when they are about to be in the control of true lunatics. More

What is good for Detroit has got to be good for Hollywood, doesn't it? More

The story of Mr. Shoe - the man who tossed his footwear at George Bush in Baghdad - is really getting strange. More

Congratulations to our friends at Investor's Business Daily for once again having the best polling on the presidential election, comparing final polling to the actual voting results. More

Considering the intensity and success of Russian spying, it's not surprising Putin names a previously unnamed Caucasus mountain in honor of spies. More

Muntadar al-Zaidi did more in one, brief fit of shoe rage to demonstrate that Iraq is becoming a freer nation which recognizes human rights -- even for people with incredibly bad judgment -- than all the State of the Union speeches and U.S. media tours ever could. More

Johnson outlined his proposal in a speech last week at the National Housing Forum sponsored by the Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS). More

Once the government gets it in its head that it can dictate what are acceptable behaviors, the sky's the limit. More

The sudden rise of Dubai as one of the world's most important cities surely must be accounted a symbol of the current era of world history. So what to make of its attitude toward the warmists? More

I think Obama's "Team of Excellence" just got its first genuine lemon More

Must get boring counting your money all day and sitting on all those charitable boards. More

The dramatic drop in oil prices is seriously hurting the petro-states, and now may redefine the pecking order of the world's major countries. More

Our failing media can't be bothered with little details like the basic facts. More

Talking about the Blagobust, auto bailout, and an update on the Minnesota senate recount More

A prosecutor says he's a criminal. More

The GOP won't win back the White House and Congress without undergoing what could be an uncomfortable purification process. More

Where will the shoe-tossing in yesterday's Baghdad press conference lead? More

The New York Times' version of the needy: teenagers whose $100 weekly allowance and Pilates classes are trimmed. No kidding. More

Don't trust anyone. Not even your wife. More

A startling development in a historic case. Why did the newspaper, under threat by Blago and about to go bankrupt, publish a story that put a halt to the covert investigative operation? More

Arctic sea ice is alleged to be diminishing due to global warming. Want to see a half million square kilometers of Arctic ice disappear overnight? More

No surprise - except to liberals and teachers unions - charter schools work More

Why President Assad is licking his chops at the prospect of an Obama presidency. More

A suicidal hysteria has gripped warmists and much of the media, offering self-evident nonsense as the nation shivers. More

Being oblivious is the hallmark of modern liberalism. More

When it comes to military service, red staters put blue staters to shame. More

From ashes of hate will arise a new Wasilla Bible Church built by love More

If Eric Holder is confirmed as attorney general, he may have to recuse himself from overseeing the Illinois courruption probe that has ensnared Governor Blagojevich More

Blago lawyers up and may depart early in the week. More

It is a process that warms the heart of every prosecutor with extensive wiretap evidence and a large potential pool of indictable miscreants. More

It hasn't quite gotten to the "What did the president know and when did he know it" stage. More

No doubt, a bittersweet moment for the president. More

Providentially, nobody was injured, but an estimated one million dollars in damage was done to Wasilla Bible Church Friday night, in a fire that began while people, including children, were inside. More

More trouble for the Service Employees International Union More

The FISA "whistleblower" Thomas Tamm has a political background you won't read in the MSM. More

George Soros and assorted relatives are maxing out their donations to fund the Obama Inaugural. Recession? What recession? More

Rober Gates, the holdover Secretary of Defense for the Obama Administration, is not focused on conventional warfare capability enhancement. Let's hope the Russians and Chinese don't disagree. More

Illinois residents overwhelmingly (66%) want a special election to fill Barack Obama's Senate seat, but the Democrat pooh-bahs won't give it to them. More

Running gun battles with police, firing indiscriminately at patients in a hospital - now the prospect that the authorities avoided - hostage taking. More

Or is it "in for half a trillion, in for a trillion..." More

A parallel that gives the President-elect heartburn. More

The Minnesota senate race is being stolen as you read this. More

I don't like Blagojevich or any of this case of characters much, but this kind of behavior does not advance the cause of justice. More

They seem to be a little fuzzy on this whole right and wrong thing... More

Meanwhile, another corruption trial that no one much cares about... More

Witty commenter Rat Patrol at Lucainne.com likened the cast of characters in Obama's Chicago milieu to The Sopranos. More

Considering the source, this is hilarious: More

Turns out the perfect photo exists. There's a caption contest underway. More

Jesse, Jr. may be in big trouble. More

The Bush/Paulsen bailout gravy train is about ready to leave the station. More

A close associate of Chicago Tribune chairman Sam Zell has been confirmed as the middleman who heard out and perhaps even agreed to Blagojevich's terms More

Meet Jimmy De Leo, the state senator who runs Rahm Emmanuel's Congressional District, the guy behind Governor Rod Blagojevich More

He could do it. They need the money. More

The media is protecting their huge investment in Obama. More

The Fox Chicago TV station reports that source close to the investigation says multiple conversations took place between Rahm Emanuel and Blago over the appointee to Obama's senate seat. More

I suppose that makes the GOP Grinches then... More

Which party is more corrupt? More

Michael Barone explains the Chicago political scene, how a really stupid man like Blagojevich is the Governor and what he sees as the possible outcome of all this: More

Do you detect any signs of stress here? More

Three cheers for Republicans in the senate More

The Obama administration has promised to give the United Nations a far bigger role in American policy, Claudia Rosett reminds us in her superb new column in Forbes magazine. More

Looks like a press release did its job puffing up Governor Blagojevich. More

In a meeting with the Chicago Tribune editorial board published on March 16, 2008, Obama promised to reappoint Patrick Fitzgerald in his job as US Attorney. More

Rev. Wright's tenuous grasp on reality on display. What exactly kept Obama in those pews for 20 years? More

Former labor lawyer Richard Berman, writing in the DC Examiner, makes a compelling case that the only thing that can save GM is a big cut in the only thing it really controls: labor costs: More

Maybe the press could drum up enough curiosity to ask The Messiah one or two of these? More

Forget geography and history, interpersonal skills and "nurturing" are much more important. More

Can the media resist a juicy scandal? They may have one with Blago and Obama More

A car czar. How bizarre. The auto bailout would make more sense if it were a Dr. Seuss book. More

Corrupt pols know a lot about how to avoid 'bad karma.' I hear that bad karma hangs out in priosns. More

WaPo clears Obama of wrongdoing. Whew! What a relief. More

The blood sport nature of Chitown politics is tough on families - even the governor's. More

Questions about Blagojevich not allowed on transition website More

Aluf Benn, the well-regarded correspondent for the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, is reporting that the incoming Obama administration intends to offer Israel a "nuclear umbrella" to protect that nation from any nuclear attack launched by Iran. More

Hurray! Everyone can now relax and use Barack Obama's middle name, Hussein. It is no longer racist to do so. More

Blago was playing his own version of "The Dating Game" More

How often does a regular Joe give voice to the thoughts of so many? More

From our "Media no-brainer Department" comes an editorial in the Chicago Sun Times calling on Governor Rod Blagojevich to do the right thing and step down now: More

Oddly enough, a news report dated Nov. 5 said that Obama was to meet Blago to discuss the appointment of his successor. More

As the GOP looks at strategies geared to restore its tattered reputation, they could do worse than look at the career of one of their more promising stars More

Hell hath no fury like a sociopath who sees himself on the losing end of a power struggle. More

Journalistic sycophancy as an art form. Times toadies outdo themselves today/ More

A "culture" of corruption, indeed. More

It all depends on the timing. More

While it is true that Governor Blagojevich beat his Republican opponent by 10 percentage points in 2006, he only won 50 percent of the total vote. The Illinois GOP didn't run a strong enough candidate. More

We can't get a straight answer from the soon-to-be President. More

What did the President-elect know about Blago's corrupt demands, and when did he know it? More

For Sale: Senate seat More

Last week Illinois Senator Dick Durbin sent a letter to President Bush asking him to commute the sentence of the former Illinois Governor George Ryan, a Republican. More

Ned Barnett will appear on the "Convuto" on the Fox Busines Channel today at between 6 and 7 PM EST to duscuss his AT article today, "Obama's End Run around Congress." More

It just boggles the mind. More

Those of us who warned time and time again that loans to bad borrowers are loans that cannot and will not be repaid have been vindicated. More

The other shoe drops - Blago was trying to sell Obama's senate seat. More

In American, the word crisis is associated with everything from obesity to the computer games, but in Russia using 'crisis' and 'economy' in the same sentence is a cause for government concern. More

Soemthing about the myth of Kennedy Camelot turns the brains of journalists to mush. Nothing could better prove the bottomless triviality of the liberal media as they say goodbye to their monopoly power in American politics. More

First Charlie Rangel and now a long time Democrat from Chicago who shamelessly benefits from his office More

Propping up an already failed business may be bad economics but when unions are involved, it is good politics for Democrats. More

New York Mayor Bloomberg weighs in. More

Following years of warnings that melting ice will magnify global warming, perhaps to an irreversible "tipping point," scientists are now crediting melting ice with slowing the very same process. Really. More

Don't get mad, get even. So goes the saying among the Kennedys. And take care of your friends, even the distasteful ones. More

The Supreme Court just decided not to touch the issue in the Donofrio case : "The application for stay ... is denied" and that is that. so where does that leave matters? More

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other Guantánamo detainees have issued guilty pleas and asked the military court trying them for the 9/11 plot to accept their confessions. Barack Obama is the big winner. More

It has been said that "he who is not faithful in the small things, will not be faithful in the important things." More

Remember all those people who took out home equity loans on their homes to finance a lifestyle beyond their income? Well, the New York Times Company is trying to pull off the corporate equivalent. More

The number and frequency of attacks on our national security networks is becoming worrisome. More

Missile defense works and is ready to help us and our allies respond to threats. More

How much did they know and when did they know it? More

Two headlines tell the story, when it comes to handling the private sector. More

A very large memory hole is being dug in Britain, one sufficient to destroy the foundations of the civilization which brought science, mass democracy, and progress to mankind More

Obama owes these guys big time. Will he payoff? More

Scholar Eugene Volokh explains why Ayers is full of it. More

The Wall Street Journal reports that the Tribune Company, a major newspaper publisher, broadcaster, and owner of the Chicago Cubs, is preparing for a possible bankruptcy filing. More

Have earmarks resulted in soldiers getting an inferior product for chemical weapon decontamination? More

As Obama promises massive public works spending, it is worthwhile looking at Japan, which has tried to use massive public works spending to lift its economy out of the doldrums for the better part of two decades. More

As living memory fades, Pearl Harbor Day is still relevant. More

Those reassurances about Obama's support for Israel are getting shaky. More

As the world cools, and warmism skeptics prepare to gather in New York City, expect warmist kookiness to intensify. More

"Obama is an immigrant"? And here the media has been telling us he was born in Hawaii? More

What's this woman doing advising the next president on anything? More

Anh Joseph Cao has become the first Vietnamese-American elected to Congress, defeating indicted incumbent William Jefferson More

Whose side are the Pakistani's on? More

If you were expecting the Republicans to take a stand against government intervention in the auto industry, I hate to inform you but don't hold your breath. More

Barack Obama's conversations at the faculty club in Chicago sound quite different according to accounts in the New York Times and Washington Post. Which one is wrong? More

People used to understand how things worked by looking at the moving parts. Not in the information age. More

Czech President Vaclav Klaus tells EU biggies the truth about their move away from democracy. More

Trouble? Or wishful thinking? More

Replacing one celebrity with another. More

Here's a great idea; force inefficiency, ridiculous work rules, and other union-inspired impediments to competency on the network of foreign-owned auto plants already here in America. More

What happens when just about eveyone can see that the press is lying about the perpetrators of the Mumbai massacres? More

It didn't work back in the 1930's. Why try it now? More

Many math teachers in our public schools ... don't know any math. And some states are hiding this fact. More

Poor Bill Ayers. So misunderstood that people mistook his "extreme acts of vandalism" for terrorism. More

Giving in to the Islamists in Somalia may stop the piracy but at what cost? More

It's all over but the weeping for the corrupt governor of Illinois More

If you loved the antisemitism at Durban I you'll love the remake coming up in April. More

Now that turbulent times require wisdom more than ever, we have a young president. Do age and wisdom go together? More

This year is set to be the coolest since 2000, but warmists say pay no heed. Sunspots? Who pays attention to them? More

The father of Anthropogenic Global Warming, James Hansen, has come out in favor of a 100% rebated carbon tax and fourth generation nuclear power plants! More

Is the New York Times trying to insult the intelligence of its readers? More

The scandal of the week for the nation's chief tax writer concerns money paid to his son far in excess of reasonable charges for work on his campaign. More

Collapsing advertising revenues are forcing extreme cuts in staffing, and may push major papers out of existence in 2009. More

A case study in why interest groups can't afford to tell the truth. More

Will Barack Obama supporters in the media start scrutinizing him and his picks with anything less than adoration More

Not surprisingly, Cuba and China lead the way in oppressing internet reporters. More

Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper, facing the downfall of his government in a non-confidence motion, has been granted a temporary postponement. More

30 percent of young Americans admit to shoplifting and 60 per cent confess to cheating on tests. More

But workers receiving government assistance is at a 26 year high: More

Just in time for Eid come specially modified Lego figures in jihadi getup, for sale in the UK. More

Ethiopia is leaving, the UN is dithering, and Somalia is blowing up. More

US and the west working hard to keep a lid on the situation. More

Rahm Emanuel faces no confirmation hearings as White House Chief of Staff, and that's a good thing for him. More

Politics has never seen anything like it. More

Apparently it takes an oil exporting nation to do the obvious thing when confronting Saudi-financed Islam. More

Obama's support system as a youth helped overcome many of the pitfalls facing kids from single parent homes. More

Commentary's blog, Contentions, has a short but sweet take down of Obama's nominee to be Ambassador to the UN, explaining that this naive, incoherent multiculturalist and her boss are about to meet head on with reality More

A woman is in critical condition Wednesday after police say her husband shot her while they were having sex. More

If you are still as angry as I am about Congressman Murtha's slander of the Marines in Haditha, you might be interested to know who shipped him the last minute funds he needed to pull victory out of a looming loss: More

Saxbe wasn't the only winner in Georgia last night. More

Hizzoner da Mayor may save a little money - but at what cost to himself and Chicagoans? More

Predictable advice from an expected source. More

It seems like only yesterday that bottled water was cool. Europeans drank it after all. More

Detailing Holder's involvement in one of the more shameful episodes of the Clinton Administration. More

Another promise down the drain. More

Tensions are rising along the India-Pakistan border as India demands the arrest of the terrorists responsible for planning the Mumbai attacks. More

Unlikely that the ironic cancellation of next Saturday's Live Earth India global warming awareness concert due to the Mumbai massacre will temper his fanatic priorities. More

Bush the Younger would have huge advantages over his Democrat and Republican rivals. More

Mickey Kaus captures the essence of what is added by old media sources when they take time to provide context. More

There is no good way for the Left to play this vote. Saxby Chambliss is a solid conservative with a 95% rating by the American Conservative Union. Jim Martin is a Leftist Democrat. More

When is the civilized world going to unite and fix the problem at its source - Somalia? More

There are reasons for concern. More

A bad idea shot down by Bill. More

Someone has to do it... I guess Democrats don't like the paper scrutinizing their actions. Actually, I am with the Times on this one. More

According to the Muslim Council of India, there should be no "final resting place anywhere in sacred Mother India" for the bodies of the terrorists responsible for the events in Mumbai over the past week. More

Overwhelming white support will probably be enough to re-elect Chambliss More

The crowd did not know the extent of his crimes at the time More

The simple difference between running for office and governing More

"Messy Aftermath in Mumbai" doesn't quite capture the horror, does it? More

The Mumbai mayhem went all but unabated. No one tried to stop them -- because no one could stop them. None of the citizens were armed. More

Underneath the exquisite delicacy of the press toward human monsters lies a dangerous assumption. More

The bailout is ballooning. Imagine that. Some estimates now put the total bill at over 8 trillion dollars. More

What do Syrian President Assad and PA President Abbas have in common? More

There are important lessons to be learned from Mumbai. We are at risk. More

They wanted to kill 5000 innocent men, woman and children and in their disturbing view of the world only succeeded in murdering approximately 300 civilians. More

Cutting through the PC baloney to hammer home the truth. More

Deepak Chopra should stick to annoying us about thinking "happy thoughts create happy molecules" More

While serving as campaign treasurer for Rep. Rahm Emanuel, William Singer became involved in a real estate deal with two men who have pleaded guilty to corruption charges. More

13 million email addresses and questions about how he might use them. More

"How to Combat a Banking Crisis? First, round up the pessimists" More

A Welsh couple trapped in the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai during the terror attack has publicly accused CNN of aiding the terrorists in finding them, by broadcasting their location on air. More

Roosevelt's New Deal is hailed by textbooks and journalists as the pathway to a new and vibrant economic republic. Consider what FDR had in mind for Postwar America. More

Does the New York Times care about facts anymore? More

"I don't want to die." More

Kyle-Anne Shiver will be on KSFO Morning show with Brian Sussman from 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. Eastern time, Monday, December 1st. An internet live stream is available. More