Liberals' broad generalizations about supposed anti-Muslim sentiments in the United States actually reflect their intolerance of the American people.

Concerning the war in Iraq, the New York Times reports success but decides on failure.

In six out of seven countries where the question was asked, solid majorities expressed the view that the September 11 attacks were morally unjustifiable (Kuwaitis were split).

U.S. intelligence officials said they believe that although Hussein maintains a tight grip on his government, he could be overthrown by a military coup if U.S.-led ground troops were about to invade his country.

Serbs should decide Milosevic's fate, not a distant, unaccountable international body that is very far from having proven either its effectiveness or desirability.

Review of Resurrecting Empire: Western Footprints and America's Perilous Path in the Middle East by Rashid Khalidi.

Taliban-style justice is alive and well in Iran.

The battle against Hezbollah is part of the broader war, as the mullahs well understood when they unleashed Nasrallah and Mughniyah against the Israelis.