The son of Algerian immigrants inspired France’s team of immigrants to World Cup glory in 1998, but Zinedine Zidane does not have to be football’s only fairytale immigrant story. (American readers: “football” used here means “soccer.”) Immigrants and sons of Read More …

The Obama Administration has succeeded in rewriting the United States Constitution by winning the right to indefinitely imprison people without charges. Yesterday, a three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the White House, holding Read More …

When former White House dean of correspondents Helen Thomas condemned Israel for its occupation of Palestine, she displayed more courage than the President or Congress on the issue. However, Ms. Thomas — a venerable 89 years old — did misspeak on Read More …

Move over, Bobby Jindal. There’s another Indian-American politician in the house, ready to take South Carolina by storm. 12 states held primary elections yesterday in what turned out to be a good night for GOP women, with ex-CEO Meg Whitman cruising Read More …

Senator Ted Kennedy is rolling in his grave. Late last month, the Massachusetts Senate decided to join Arizona in the dark ages and approved sweeping changes to stop undocumented immigrants from accessing state healthcare, welfare, housing, unemployment and in-state tuition Read More …