Between 1991 and 2010, the homicide rate in the United States fell 51 percent, from 9.8 per 100,000 residents to 4.8 per 100,000. Property crimes such as burglary also fell sharply during that period; auto theft . . . dropped an astonishing 64 percent.... »
It has been a while since I've given military affairs extended coverage. There were two big developments in 2011. First, the military is finally coming to terms with the reality that its mission includes counterinsurgency missions and procuring technol... »
His death is unlamented, except in the liberal mainstream press. Even there, some of the truth is getting out. This guy was a monster, and he is arranging for his brother to teach his son the same monstrous behaviors. I weep for the citizens – no, the ... »
In my interest to manage my time a little better, I’m going to be aiming for slightly shorter blog notes going forward, in addition to my usual writing for the American Spectator. Kim Jong Il is dead. Or maybe it was Kim Jong Ill. Now what I imagine we... »
The Korean Central News Agency, the propaganda arm of the DPRK, published this video to their website. While most of it consists of residents of Pyongyang wailing in grief, they choose to finish off the video with interviews of North Korean citizens pl... »
What do snow cone machines, hazardous materials and electric cars have in common? They're all in the links below. Colorado Colorado's application for Federal Race to the Top funding was denied. Again. Here's a brilliant idea. How about we quit be... »
