A terrorist received a disciplinary letter from his al-Qaida leadership for, among other things, failure to file expense reports; he quit.

It isn’t tragic enough that a man died, conservative screecher, Michelle Malkin, has to pull attention by placing blame… because that’s what she does.

While others remained stunned and distant after the murder and beheading of a British soldier by two armed men, one woman decided to to render aid.

Will the violence of the London beheading come to America? And will we fall prey to the fear and hate the killers so obviously seek to create?

The Benghazi Facepalm was invented for those moments when someone says something so monumentally stupid you just can’t express it in words.

Examples like this are important because simple-minded folks will try and use opposite examples to show that all Muslims are radicalists.

The worst thing we could do is to respond to the horrible and tragic events in Boston with more fear.

The police are questioning witnesses injured by the attacks. One of them is from Saudi Arabia. So, the right-wing media of course call him a terrorist and blame him for the attack. Way to go.

April has seen a disproportionate amount of tragedy, from murder/suicides to bombings and mass shootings, some of our most tragic events have occurred in April.

Alex Jones is on the extreme side of the right-wing, one of those who can be expected to shout ‘CONSPIRACY’ immediately after such an event.

Secretary of State Clinton: ‘Give me a break, Senator Johnson. This whole thing is the biggest fairy tale I’ve ever seen.’

John Galt is nothing but a common criminal, if you ever bothered to strip away the flowery prose and heroic veneer put on him.

The torture scenes jump-start the film and place us as reluctant witnesses to activity that is both repugnant and inhumane…’it’s a movie not a documentary.’

In her letter, Susan Rice shows she is a selfless patriot who puts country first.

In a settlement over its weak controls of money-laundering, the banking giant, HSBC is expected to pay a fine of almost $2 billion dollars.

Every social and political activist using social media must read this.

Six Democrats and five Republicans seek to defend civil liberties – but how would this proposal affect Sgt. Nicholas Brody?

Still smarting over his embarrassing blunder at last Tuesday’s second presidential debate, Romney failed to renew his partisan attack on President Obama relative to the Libya consulate attack this evening

Researching Mitt Romney’s foreign policy positions in preparation for tonight’s debate often felt like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Combative opponents Obama and Romney to square off at third presidential debate over foreign policy. (Start feeling sorry for or critical of debate moderator Bob Schieffer now; beat the rush.)