(This article, written by Melvin Bledsoe and Daris Long, originally appeared in USA Today on July 8, 2012) This spring, the Obama administration threatened to veto the 2013 Defense Authorization Act. Of all the reasons given for the threat, the objection to granting thePurple Heart to Pvt. Andy Long stands

(This article originally appeared on Citizenwarrior.com July 2012, as a follow up to the Tennessee Freedom Coalition and ACT for America’s screening of LOS) One month ago, the Tennessee Freedom Coalition and ACT! for America hosted a world premier of a new documentary, Losing Our Sons. You can watch the

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(This article originally appeared on the New English Review in January 2013) Charles Jacobs and the team at Americans for Peace and Tolerance have produced a stunning film of Melvin Bledsoe’s important story about the tragic outcome of his son’s Islamization while at Tennessee State University – the murder of

(This article, by Bruce Bawer, originally appeared in Frontpage Mag on December 28, 2012) It is, in my view, the defining exchange of our time. It took place, not inappropriately, on Pearl Harbor Day of 2011, at one of the joint House-Senate hearings called by New York Congressman Peter King

(This article originally appeared on the Centennial Insitute at CCU’s website on Sunday December 16, 2012 after their screening of LOS) Editor’s Note: Army Private Andy Long was gunned down by homegrown jihadist Carlos Bledsoe (who had taken the name Abdulhakim Muhammad after training with Al Qaeda in Yemen) at

(This article originally appeared on Mindingthecampus.com on December 17, 2012 and was written by Richard Landes) During Chanukah, two students defaced a Menorah at Northeastern University, and Northeastern’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) led an ugly anti-Israel/pro-Hamas rally in Copley Square. One observer noted “the virulence of the chants and messages on the

(This article originally appeared on Frontpagemag.com on December 3, 2012 and was written by Richard L. Cravatts) As an example of what the insightful commentator Melanie Phillips referred to as a “dialogue of the demented” in her book, The World Turned Upside Down, Northeastern University’s chapter of Students for Justice

(This article originally appeared on boston.com on November 30, 2012 and was written by Katherine Landergan) Two students confessed to vandalizing a menorah on display at Northeastern University early Friday morning, university officials reported. Dr. Laura Wankel, Vice President of Student Affairs, wrote in an email that the students were

(This article, written by Stephen Schwartz, originally appeared on American Thinker on November 17, 2012) What need be said of a professor at a large American university who declares that to be called an anti-Semite is “a sign of distinction” for an academic or an activist? That he is crudely and