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  • Benny Avni

    Benny Avni

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    Ignoring a menace

    The more menacing North Korea becomes, the smaller its blip appears on our policy radar. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the foreign ministers at the Association of Southeastern Asian Nations...  

    Stealing Israel's fuel

    Lebanon and Israel are trying to resolve their maritime- border dispute peacefully -- for now. But the Hezbollah terrorists who control Lebanon are itching to turn it into a crisis that'll justify...  

  • Adam Brodsky

    Adam Brodsky

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    Yale's anti-Semitism whitewash

    Yale just announced a new program for studying anti-Semitism, just weeks after it shut an earlier version that called attention to manifestations of Muslim Jew-hatred. The program will let Yale...  

    Labor's inside man

    The foremost duty of an elected official, especially a fiscal watchdog, is to protect the collective interests of constituents -- that is, all constituents, not just those who'll help him politically...  

  • Peter Brookes

    Peter Brookes

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    On treaty, team O is 'lost' at sea

    After inking the scary new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty and pushing to revive the once-dead Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, the Obama administration is acting like it belongs in a foreign-policy...  

    On nukes, O 'leads' & the world laughs

    President Obama's "lead by example" nuclear-nonproliferation policy of strategic-weapons cuts and treaties (such as the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia) isn't having the desired...  

  • Nicole Gelinas

    Nicole Gelinas

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    Can the next MTA chief be a fighter?

    MTA chief Jay Walder dropped a bombshell on Gov. Cuomo and the metro area yesterday, abruptly an nouncing that he's leaving in October after less than two years on the job and just a third of the...  

    Mike's reform dud

    City Hall sent Deputy Mayor Bob Steel yesterday to a Citizens Budget Commission breakfast to pitch public-pension reform. Steel gave a commanding presentation -- but couldn't overcome the timidity...  

  • Arthur Herman

    Arthur Herman

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    Goodbye, Atlantis

    'Four. . . three . . . two . . . one. We have ignition . . . and lift-off." For more than half a century, that countdown sequence has signaled the start of another daring plunge into the unknown...  

    A US oil boom -- unless greens abort it

    Just a year after the BP oil spill, America is on the verge of a new golden era of oil exploration and production -- unless President Obama and his environmentalist friends get their way. This...  

  • Bob McManus

    Bob McManus

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    Openers provide memories

    It was 90 minutes or so before the first pitch of what would become known as the Jeffrey Maier game of the ’96 playoffs when a commotion broke out aboard a very crowded D train en route to The Bronx....  

    A debt of honor to the FDNY

    For firefighters, as with fighter pilots, speed is life. The sooner water is laid on flame, the sooner the fire is out. Get it on quickly enough, and a major blaze might be avoided altogether....  

  • John Podhoretz

    John Podhoretz

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    Man-made disaster

    The debt-ceiling crisis is a perfect example of a man made political disaster: Both parties have summoned a whirlwind upon themselves. Earlier this year, conservative Republicans in and out of...  

    Harsh tax master fooling no one

    Barack Obama says the federal debt ceiling must be raised, that it would be calamitous and unprecedented and horrible and nightmarish and terrible if it were not raised. Then he says he won't...  

  • Amir Taheri

    Amir Taheri

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    Taliban on the run

    Yesterday, rumors were making the rounds in Tali ban circles that Mullah Omar had died. In fact, sources tell me that he is alive and hiding in the Pakistani city of Quetta. But his recent failures...  

    New hope for Syria

    Each July for the last decade, the Syrian regime has staged North Korean-style "popular marches" marking President Bashar al-Assad's accession to power in 2000 after the death of his father Hafez....  

  • Michael A. Walsh

    Michael Walsh

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    The blame game is the whole point

    Confused by the manic, frantic activ ity going on inside the Beltway as the days dwindle down to Aug. 2 -- the supposed drop-dead date for an increase in America's $14.3 trillion national-debt limit...  

    Uncle Sam, sugar daddy

    Forget all the numbers being tossed around in Washington -- the millions and billions and trillions of dollars being taxed, borrowed, printed and spent as the country approaches the Aug. 2 debt...  

  • George F. Will

    George F. Will

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    GOP running vs. 'Alibi O'

    "If he popped up in the pinch he should of made a base hit and the reason he didn't was so-and-so. And if he cracked one for three bases he ought to had a home run, only the ball wasn't lively, or...  

    Burning down the house

    “The louder he talked of his honor, the faster we counted our spoons.” — Emerson The louder they talked about the disadvantaged, the more money they made. And the more the financial system tottered...  

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