Why Chris Christie Will Never Be President of the United States
By Daniel Pipes
Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor since 2010, has qualities and achievements that appeal to mainstream conservatives, from his direct style to...
Arab Thief Steals Car With 5-Year-Old Jewish Girl Inside
A resident of Rosh Tzurim, a kibbutz in Israel's Gush Etzion bloc south of Yerushalayim, stopped his car at a junction and exited the...
CBS: Port Authority $1 Billion Toll Hike Was Ruse To Give Governors Cover
The proposed steep toll hikes on the Hudson River crossings are already water under the bridge. The governors of New York and New Jersey and...
London Quiet As Riots Spread to Other U.K. Cities
British cities began today to clean up shopping streets littered with debris from a night of looting by gangs of hooded youths copying the...
PA Official Calls for ‘Friday Intifadas’ During Ramadan
Bassam Abu Sharif, a former advisor to Yasser Arafat and a member of the PLO, called Tuesday on all Arab Muslims and Christians in...
US To Tell Assad That He Must Go
The Obama administration is preparing to explicitly demand the departure of Syrian President Bashar Assad and hit his regime with tough new sanctions, U.S....
Schumer, Officials Push To Stop Fake NY State Driver’s Licenses From China
More and more fake Chinese-made driver's licenses are ending up in the hands of underage New Yorkers, and officials wants to put an end...
New Muni-Meter Rates Take Effect In Brooklyn
Drivers in Brooklyn now have to dig a little deeper into their pockets. The city today raised muni-meter parking rates around the borough.
Short-term parking will...
Limbaugh: Obama Engineering End of America Greatness
Top-rated talk radio host Rush Limbaugh finds a "silver lining" in the downgrading of America's credit rating: There no longer is any doubt that...
Stocks Soar in a Day of Wild Swings
Stocks rallied today in a volatile session as investors struggled to decipher the Fed's signals on the economy after a dizzying two-week slide.
Buying accelerated...
Saudi Arabia Tells Syria: “Stop the Killing Machine”
Yesterday, after more news of Syrian tanks being used against civilian protestors, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia issued a forthright statement via the official...
Photos: London On Fire, Violence Spreads Across England
Rioting spread across London last night on a third night of violence, with unrest flaring in other English cities. An extra 1,700 police...
Donald Trump May Run for President After All
ABC News' Gregory Simmons reports:
While the bulk of GOP hopefuls jockey for position this week in Ames, Iowa, ahead of Saturday's straw poll, one...
Ouch: S&P Says ‘1 in 3 Chance USA Will Fall Another Notch’
A Standard & Poor's official says there is a 1 in 3 chance that the U.S. credit rating could be downgraded another notch if...
Riots Continue in London, Stabbing Near Bobover Shul
British police clashed with rioting youths in a third day of unrest sparked by a police shooting last week. Groups of young people attacked...
Retiring Police to Deplete Force in Lakewood
Lakewood, NJ - Law enforcement retirements have trimmed the Lakewood Police Department from 130 to 113 officers over the last year and a half....
Conference of Presidents Expresses Disappointment at Cuban Supreme Court’s Decision to Uphold Alan Gross’...
Leaders of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations expressed their disappointment with the Cuban Supreme Court's rejection of Alan Gross' final...
Levi Aron Moved to Rikers Island, On Round-the-Clock Suicide Watch
Confessed child killer Levi Aron has been moved to Rikers Island, where he's on round-the-clock suicide watch with a correction officer watching his every...
White House Advisor: Tea Party to Blame for U.S. Downgrade
A top White House adviser is blaming the downgrade of the U.S. credit rating on tea party Republicans, whom he says were unwilling to...
World Wide Web Celebrates its 20th Birthday: More Than 19.68 Billion Pages
It began as a simple page of links that allowed a group of scientists to share data in the confines of their laboratories. But...
