You may have heard the Wal-Mart has come out in support of the President's health insurance reform plan, which includes an employer mandate. Why would they do this? Perhaps they see a way to crush their competition.

Ralph Peters still does not like the strategy in Afghanistan, and he believes it will not work.

Amir Taheri says that despite the fact that President Ahmadinejad of Iran seems secure in his seat for the moment, there is evidence that he no longer has any credibility with his own people.

The apparent victory of the regime in Iran, both in the election and against the protests that followed, now means the Israelis must decide soon whether or not to strike the Iranian nuclear facilities, according to this piece by John Bolton, who believes they should strike.

It was fear of Iran that led Saddam Hussein to pretend his nuclear and chemical weapons programs were still in existence, according to Hussein's last interviews with the FBI before he was turned over to the Iraqis for hanging.

Dick Morris hopes the GOP will stand fast against Obama's energy, tax and health reform plans.

John Sununu will not run for Judd Gregg's U.S. Senate seat in 2010.

David Ignatius says President Obama should read The Brothers Karamazov before he goes to Russia in order to better understand why the people love Vladimir Putin.