Senior Editor

Joel Hilliker

It’s about joy and thanksgiving—but that’s really only the start!

In post-Qadhafi Libya, deadly weapons are being looted like lollipops. As with nearly every other development in the “Arab Spring,” guess who stands to benefit?

The bombshell announcement that was no surprise at all

America is regulating itself into a stupor.

And America isn’t going to do a thing about it.

Events are moving far faster than most people grasp.

The U.S.’s frontline defenses are being attacked … by a poor economy—and an even greater, unseen force.

This summer we have seen one end of the spectrum of what children are capable of—what lies at the other?

In fact, they’re already here.

Musings on a civilization in decline

It’s not true, and everyone knows it.

Remembering a genuine legacy of peacemaking in the troubled Middle East

In pursuing efficiency above all else, they are sacrificing more important values.

Asking that we pray for relief from heat and drought is right.

It’s desperate to cut costs—and foolish enough to trust an enemy.

In a recent decision, America’s highest court protected teenagers’ right to spurn their parents and to warp their minds with violent trash. Let freedom ring.

A big-picture look at recent Earth-altering events

Osama bin Laden’s death highlights another sign of a shifting world order.

When the U.S. is getting walloped by record tornadoes, record flooding and record drought—all at the same time—you have to ask the question.

A few reasons that question might get real serious, real quick.

A terrific reminder, and a bit of advice

Admiral Mullen is on to something.

The extreme weather events we see today will do worse than just raise your grocery bill.

Thank God for advance warnings.

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