Only 20% of the country has a “great deal” of confidence that the federal government will be able to prevent a widespread Ebola outbreak here in the United States, according to recent Pew poll. This is not so surprising. Over the past several years the country has been treated to …
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The Arabic “nun” symbol, or N, which stands for Nazarene and refers to Christians, ominously began appearing, stamped in red, on Christian homes in Mosul, Iraq, two weeks ago. By mid-July, it was accompanied by another statement, painted in black, “Property of the Islamic State.” And with that, the Christians …
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The thought of childless, single women over the age of 35 often conjures up the image of Carrie Bradshaw or Bridget Jones, desperately looking for love. Author Melanie Notkin wants to change the conversation about women without kids. In her book, “Otherhood,” Notkin explores stories of women today, many who …
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My late father was a WWII and a Korean War combat veteran who retired as an Army master sergeant. I would often hear him say that the best officers were the ones who “took care of their troops.” The mission of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is to “take …
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Too many graduates will exchange their Cap and Gown after graduation for a ball and chain, debt that will follow them around like the proverbial weights hung on Jacob Marley in Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carole.” Today, about seven in 10 college graduates leave school with debt, averaging $30,000. But …
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Editor’s note: The following opinion piece originally appeared in Fox News Opinion on September 11, 2011. Everybody has their own unique before and after September 11 story, and how the attacks changed their lives. Here’s mine. Today, I am the National Security Analyst for Fox News but ten years ago …
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In 2021, A.J. Oliver, a devoted New Jersey Democrat, decided to run for Morris County commissioner in a historically Republican stronghold, displaying an unwavering commitment to his party that would likely result in electoral defeat. However, his willingness to challenge party lines on one issue — abortion rights — drew …
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A specter is haunting the Pentagon: the prospect of Leon Panetta, the newly nominated Secretary of Defense, gleefully wielding his budget axe, slashing his way through the 5-sided building. CIA director Panetta has worn many hats in his hugely multifaceted Washington career –a one-time moderate Republican congressional aide, former head …
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Arianna Huffington has been riding high. Earlier this year, she wrapped up a deal that turned her popular lefty website namesake, The Huffington Post, into a $315-million property. As part of the sale, she went from Internet doyenne to head of the merged AOL-Huffington Post news operation. She didn’t even …
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On May 17th, an Iranian economic and trade delegation will be traveling to the U.S. to participate in the Futurallia International Business Development Forum. Mohammad-Reza Sabzalipour, director of the Iranian World Trade Center, who announced this news to a group of reporters, said: “A sixteen-person delegation comprised of private sector …
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