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A Doctor in Auschwitz

by JANET LEVY May 8, 2013

In her extraordinary account, Dr. Perl relates her daily experience in Auschwitz, where bodies of the dead were burned, an estimated 1.3 million dead, 90% of them Jewish.

The Lady T, I Knew

by HERBERT LONDON May 8, 2013

When I mentioned my name she looked at me and said, “I remember our evening walks ‘Herbert Darling’”, a name she used for me.

In Death, Margaret Thatcher Has United her Party

by DANIEL HANNAN April 19, 2013

Many of the mourners, of course, were old allies of the Iron Lady, or champions of her doctrines.

Mining Coal Is Good, But Burning Coal Is Bad? Struggling to Understand the Left

by DANIEL HANNAN April 17, 2013

As far as I can make out, anti-Thatcherites have two main complaints.

Margaret Thatcher Took Ruined, Dishonored & Bankrupt Britain & Left It prosperous, Confident & Free

by DANIEL HANNAN April 16, 2013

I’m not sure you can appreciate the magnitude of Margaret Thatcher’s achievement without some knowledge of the calamity that immediately preceded it.

Falling Between the Gaps, or, Thinking Outside the Box

by NORMAN SIMMS April 12, 2013

There was a time when Hitler seemed like a comic character, as much perhaps as Kim Jong-Un and it might be hoped, as Charlie Chaplain did, to mock him off the stage of history in The Great Dictator.

Shadowing Europe with the ‘Islamophobia’ Canard

by ANDREW E. HARROD April 12, 2013

Relating “racism” to Islam asks the obvious, “are Muslims a race?”

Jews in Boxes

by DR. YALE KRAMER April 10, 2013

Golly Moses! What a great idea! Leave it to the Germans to come up with really great ideas for solving the problems of the Jews.

Margaret Thatcher: A Singular Ambition

by EDWARD CLINE April 10, 2013

The late Margaret Thatcher had a singular and tenacious ambition: to free Britain from statism. John Blundell's book throws an illuminating light on this remarkable woman.

Margaret Thatcher dies: 'The outstanding peacetime leader of the 20th century'

April 8, 2013

Baroness Thatcher, who has died aged 87 from a stroke, was not only Britain’s first woman Prime Minister, she was also the outstanding peacetime leader of the 20th century.

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Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse apologizes for ‘timing' of climate change speech

May 21, 2013  10:25 PM

A spokesperson for Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) tonight issued an apology for the poor timing of the senator’s speech yesterday in which he blamed climate change for the massive tornado that was at that moment devastating the town of Moore, Okla. — a tragedy “unbeknownst to the senator at the time.” The touching and heartfelt […]

Sen. Ted Cruz calls immigration reform bill ‘almost utterly toothless' regarding border security

May 21, 2013  08:26 PM

"Yes we can" chant erupts in committee room following passage of immigration reform bill in Senate Judiciary.— Faiz (@fshakir) May 21, 2013 The Gang of Eight’s amnesty bill passed out of committee this evening by a vote of 13–5 after Sen. Patrick Leahy agreed to withdraw his amendment allowing American citizens in long-term same-sex relationships to sponsor their […]

All lies on deck? Sources dispute WH claims about pursuit of Benghazi suspects

May 21, 2013  07:32 PM

Incompetence and lies.

Outrageous: Did Justice Department seize phone records of James Rosen's parents?

May 21, 2013  07:15 PM

His parents.

New Yorker: Justice Department seized phone records of White House staffer lines

May 21, 2013  06:28 PM

Ryan Lizza of the New Yorker is reporting tonight that the Justice Department’s spying on Fox News reporter James Rosen isn’t the end of the story. Lizza says that the U.S. Attorney prosecuting the case of Stephen Jin-Woo Kim “seized records associated with two phone numbers at the White House, at least five numbers associated with Fox […]

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