Liberal network responds by blocking Buchanan nonsense
| 2:12 PM Sep 4, 2009
We’re always a little leery of stories commemorating anniversaries—we did, after all grow up in a house decorated with one of those twee bronze plaques announcing that on some random date in the 1800s “nothing happened”—but Pat Buchanan, history buff that he is, apparently can’t resist. On Tuesday, he put a column on his blog, ...
Why the Germans are right to prosecute 89-year-old John Demjanjuk
| 7:00 AM Jul 14, 2009
Last May, American immigration agents arrived at the suburban Cleveland home of Ivan “John” Demjanjuk to deliver him to a jail cell in Bavaria. A widely published Associated Press photo caught the 89-year-old Demjanjuk being lifted into an Immigration Services van, eyes closed and mouth agape—an expression of either affected bewilderment or honest despondency. His son protested to assembled journalists that the proceedings were “inhuman.”
George Friedman built a private, subscription-based CIA. But is his intel any good?
Photos of the Jewish-themed Mardi Gras groups, the Krewe du Jieux and the Krewe du Mishigas
New Orleans’s two Jewish-themed krewes offer a tongue-in-cheek take on the Mardi Gras festivities
Evangelical Christians have emerged as Israel’s staunchest allies—even as some American Jews are made uneasy by the show of support
A new book offers a history of Jewish terrorism in Israel from the Maccabees to the present
Where we see coincidences in U.S. news coverage of the Middle East, locals see conspiracies—and sometimes they’re right
At this spring’s World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, Israel will show off its burgeoning bilateral relationship with the host country
How Mirra Alfassa went from being a French bohemian to an Indian goddess
How the Mossad assassinated my tropical vacation
