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Ron Radosh
Ronald Radosh is an Adjunct Senior Fellow at The Hudson Institute, and a Prof. Emeritus of History at the City University of New York. He is the author or co-author of 14 books.
Bloody Hands for Oil — What Did Obama Know?
Britain released al-Megrahi to complete an oil deal. As he murdered 180 Americans, his release occurring without Obama first being consulted is highly unlikely.
A Communist in the White House: 1992 vs. 2009
Obama appointed a Communist to an important White House job. But this time the move went practically unnoticed, unlike in 1992 when Clinton almost did the same.
Bob Dylan: Like a Complete Unknown
The iconic singer-songwriter finds there's a price to pay for his cherished anonymity.
The Debate over Soviet Espionage: What Nicholas Lemann of the New Yorker Gets Wrong
Lemann falls into the trap of bringing up the bugaboo of McCarthyism to defend KGB spies.
Lessons of the ‘Teaching Moment’
It seems that all the vitriol and intimidation is coming from one side in the Gates incident.
Second Thoughts About Sarah Palin
Love her or hate her, it's clear that the current festival of in-house Palin bashing is not going to help the GOP one bit.
The Media’s Continuing Love Affair with I.F. Stone
The fact that the investigative journalist was a Soviet agent doesn't seem to be a problem.
Judge Sotomayor and the New York Times: A Strange Omission
Why did the Times delete a reference to Sotomayor's reliance on Marxist-Leninist analysis in her college thesis?
Barack Obama Channels George W. Bush on Terrorism
If a new executive order sounds similar to the policy that candidate Obama fiercely attacked, that's because it is.
