Most Viewed Opinions Columns By Charles Krauthammer
Why are we more worried about a terrorist's Miranda rightsthan our risks? By Michael Gerson
Brit Hume did what freedom of religion encourages; it's his critics who are bigoted. By Drew Brees
If the Supreme Court agrees with the NFL's argument, it could be the end of free agency. By Eugene Robinson
We're suffering from information overload, not a flawed intel organization. By David S. Broder
Was Christmas Day 2009 the same kind of wake-up call for Barack Obama that Sept. 11, 2001, had been for George W. Bush? By Kip Hawley
Israel doesn't have better people or scanners. But it does have something we need. By Jennifer Sims and Bob Gallucci
What if all that pooling of data made it harder to spot danger? By Carl Bildt and Anders Fogh Rasmussen
Don't dismiss the European Union's commitment. AN ADMINISTRATION REPORT on the failed Christmas Day bombing portrays grave failings across the sprawling national intelligence apparatus -- failings that indicate a problem far more serious than a single terrorist who fell through the bureaucratic cracks. Eight years after the Sept. 11, 2001, at... WHEN IT COMES to District voters having a say in their governance, congressional Republicans are a curious lot. They -- with a major assist from weak-willed Democrats -- refuse to give voters a voice in the House of Representatives. Yet 37 Republicans from the House and two from the Senate have r... | 
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