Condoleezza Rice used the 25th anniversary of 9/11 for an unusually personal admission. Speaking at the Pentagon memorial Friday, the former national security adviser said the officials charged with protecting the country in 2001 failed to…
Speaking at the Pentagon Friday, President Trump said the country’s promise to remember the victims of Sept. 11 still carries a military obligation. “Today we renew the sacred oath that we first swore in their names a quarter of a century ago:…
A quarter century ago, Hugh and I prepared for the Tuesday broadcast as least prepared as we had ever been. The prior day, we both had taken part in a benefit 100-hole golf tournament for our local chapter of Young Life. We had an amazing day of…
In early August, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed into law expansion of abortion from 24 weeks through the entire pregnancy. While many celebrated, Colorado serves as a staunch warning of the unintended consequences of unrestricted,…
By The New York Post Editorial Board More than 100 million of today’s Americans weren’t yet born a quarter century ago, on the day of the greatest act of mass murder on US soil; however incredible it seems to those who lived through 9/11, those…
JD Vance went off-script Thursday night — and the Republican convention crowd went with him. A protester waving Mexican and Palestinian flags interrupted the vice president’s keynote address in Dallas, prompting Vance to stop his prepared…
The only juror who refused to find Lindsay Clancy not criminally responsible for strangling her three young children was a Black man in his 30s and the sole non-white person on an otherwise all-white panel, a fellow juror said Friday. Paula…
Twenty-five years ago today, Muslim terrorists carried out unprecedented suicide missions against the U.S., destroying the World Trade Towers in New York, heavily damaging the Pentagon in Washington, and hijacking United Airlines flight 93,…
Twenty-five years ago today, I was a brand-new employee at The New American magazine, on the job less than two weeks. The very first order of the day on September 11, 2001, was a quick planning meeting with our editor, Gary Benoit (a quarter…
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