My article in today’s FrontPage magazine: The Clintons’ Criminal Board of Trustees By Matthew Vadum At least four board members of the highly efficient cash-for-favors trading platform known as the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation have either been charged with or convicted of serious crimes, including bribery and fraud, according to an eagerly awaited blockbuster of a book. The book is Clinton Cash: The Untold Story of How and Why Foreign Governments and Businesses Helped Make Bill and Hillary Rich, by acclaimed best-selling author Peter Schweizer. Although it only became available for sale to the public on May 5, on … Continue reading The Clintons’ Criminal Board of Trustees

My article from today’s FrontPage magazine: The Anti-Cartoon Jihad Comes To America By Matthew Vadum Two gunmen were killed by police Sunday night after they opened fire wounding a security officer at a Texas art competition featuring works depicting the Muslim prophet Muhammad, a practice that is strictly forbidden in Islam. As of very early Monday morning, the identity of the two attackers was unclear, but it is hard to believe the assault was not carried out by Islamists. Watchdog group Judicial Watch has claimed the Muslim terrorists of Islamic State (a.k.a. ISIS or ISIL) are operating a training camp in Mexico … Continue reading The Anti-Cartoon Jihad Comes To America

My article in today’s FrontPage magazine: The Feminist Fantasy of Women in Combat By Matthew Vadum President Obama seems hellbent on forcing the women of the U.S. military into direct combat units at great potential risk both to themselves and their fellow soldiers. Obama supplicants in the military have been cowed by radical feminist ideology. They are promoting change for the sake of of ideology, not because it is actually needed. Two years ago the current Joint Chiefs Chairman General Martin Dempsey called for a “critical mass” or “significant cohort” of women to be placed in combat. Standards in excess … Continue reading The Feminist Fantasy of Women in Combat

My article in today’s FrontPage magazine: Clinton Campaign Kicks Off as Huma Abedin Probe Begins By Matthew Vadum At long last the Department of State is investigating why a top Hillary Clinton aide with generational ties to Islamic terrorism was allowed to work in a sensitive government position while simultaneously working for a Clinton-connected private sector consulting firm. Hillary Clinton and the senior aide, Huma Abedin, apparently conspired to keep the sweetheart working arrangement that the Muslim Brotherhood-linked employee had at Foggy Bottom a secret. Because it involves a Clinton, the story is, of necessity, complex and convoluted. And it’s … Continue reading Clinton Campaign Kicks Off as Huma Abedin Probe Begins

My article in today’s FrontPage magazine: Hillary to Testify? By Matthew Vadum Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will have to give evidence in federal court because she clearly knew her surreptitious private email scheme violated U.S. law, legal experts say. The bungler of Benghazi deliberately sought to do an end-run around the Freedom of Information Act (FoIA) by establishing a private email server to handle her government email while serving at Foggy Bottom, they added. Clinton’s use of her own personal server for her official State Department electronic correspondence “has stopped the clock on accountability,” Joseph diGenova, former U.S. … Continue reading Hillary to Testify?

I’ve been keeping a running tab of the books that reference my work and/or quote me. Authors on the right, such as John Fund, Phyllis Schafly, Michael Reagan, David Horowitz, and Michelle Malkin rely on my research and commentary. Authors on the left, such as Arianna Huffington, Thomas Frank, and Center for American Progress visiting fellow Shirley Sagawa, have also given my work a vote of confidence by relying on it. Here is the list as of March 31, 2015: * asterisk indicates New York Times bestseller In reverse chronological order (sorted by year): 67) America’s Fifth Column: How The Left Is Harming the U.S., by Dennis B. Malpass, Strategic Book … Continue reading Matthew Vadum’s work is cited in 67 books (so far)