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Creators Syndicate - Talk about an inconvenient truth. In ever-increasing numbers, Americans are becoming skeptical about the scientific argument that there's a man-made global-warming crisis that requires immediate and drastic government action. The media's enablers of the radical environmental left have a response: Maybe America just isn't smart or curious enough to save the planet. In fact, they say our growing denial is making us nationally irrational. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - Last week, Fox News reported a jaw-dropping story about how our War on Terror has now become a war on ourselves. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - Barack Obama's faux populism is beginning to grate, and when yet another one of those "we the people" e-mails from the president landed on my screen as I was fishing around for a column subject, I came unglued. It is one thing to rob us blind by rewarding the power elite that created our problems but quite another to sugarcoat it in the rhetoric of a David taking on those Goliaths. Full Story »

WASHINGTON -- The American people got a good glimpse of the chaos in Iran in 1979 when Americans were held hostage for more than a terrible year -- but perhaps you really had to be in the Middle East to see and feel what a profound effect the "Islamic Revolution" had in that era on the entire region. Full Story »

The Empty Gesture of Copenhagen Full Story »

Washington - Oprah Winfrey has been the Walter Cronkite of the current generation, but even bigger. Full Story »

Provo, Utah - She's smart. She speaks her mind. A lot of people love her and think she should be president. Sarah Palin? No, Hillary Rodham Clinton. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - National Public Radio recently reported on the e-mails "stolen" from a British climate laboratory. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - Evading the challenges of climate change — and the human responsibility to save the planet — is simple enough even for the laziest citizen. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - Nine women. And counting. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - The president's job summit this week may be good public relations, but it won't do anything to help create jobs in this depressing economy. Full Story »

Washington - Tabloids have pounced on Tiger Woods for his apparent failure to uphold family values. Their stories use traditional morals to define adultery as scandal and include words like "sin" and "confession." Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - From now on, the headlines about Afghanistan will be slugged "Obama's War," and perhaps that is fair enough given the president's many endorsements of what he has called a war of necessity. It would be much less fair, however, to ignore the events that led us to this moment, when whatever choice he makes will offer no great guarantee of progress and no small prospect of trouble. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - On Sunday morning, Nov. 22, Nickelodeon's cable channel TeenNick was running a series of promos during a rerun of its junior-high sitcom "Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide." Which of these ads isn't quite like the others? Full Story »

It's been weeks since eyewitnesses reported that Maj. Nidal Hasan shouted "Allahu akbar" before spraying Fort Hood with gunfire, killing 13 people. Full Story »

Without regrets, the social secretary declined the invitation. Desiree Rogers skipped last week's congressional hearing to determine exactly who's to blame for the blemish that marred the first couple's big dinner party -- the entry of two interlopers. The guests of honor, the gate-crashing Tareq and Michaele Salahi, also declined to attend. Full Story »

Creators Syndicate - When tens of thousands of Iranians took to the streets last spring and braved the most brutal repression the regime could inflict, Michael Ledeen was the least surprised man in Washington. Full Story »

a.k.a., Return of the Generation Gap Full Story »