Imprisoned by the U.S. with no charges for 14 years, Omar Khalifa now appears to be headed to likely death as the U.S. and Senegal breach its commitments to him.
The rarest of events has just occurred: justice is served in a terrorism case involving a Muslim defendant.
The decision to prosecute Noor Salman was very odd from the start. Today, the case against her all but fell apart.
The New York Times columnist and editor spent years crusading for the type of censorship she claims to loathe. Instead of acknowledging this, she denies it.
The view that Mateen deliberately targeted the LGBT community is almost certainly false. Yet it may play a large role in sending a potentially innocent woman to prison.
U.S. elites ignore, or even cheer and enable, severe rights abuses as long as the victims are Muslim, only to vehemently object when far more benign offenses happen to them or their friends.
If hate speech laws existed in the U.S., their prime targets would be pro-Palestinian groups, Muslims, atheists, Black Lives Matter activists, and antifa.
The impulse to curtail civil liberties in the wake of terror attacks, and blame those who defend them, is always wrong and dangerous.
Updated: June 6. Donald Trump made relations with the United States a central issue in the final days of the British election campaign by heckling the mayor of London as he dealt with a terror attack.
Other than pleasing a billionaire donor and preventing left-wing influence, what are the goals in sinking Ellison?