Monica Crowley From The Washington Times

From Thursday, January 29, 2015: With blizzards, deflated footballs and green-lipsticked YouTube personalities dominating recent news, it was easy to miss two hugely important truth-telling moments. If only they had received the same coverage as air pressure in NFL regulation footballs.  

From Thursday, January 22, 2015: To paraphrase The Who, the self-proclaimed new, "fired up" boss looks a lot like the old boss.  

From Thursday, January 16, 2015: Barack, John and Hillary might as well be Peter, Paul and Mary.

From Thursday, January 08, 2014: One summer morning in 2009, my cellphone beeped with a message. The voice at the other end was deep, resonant, authoritative but friendly.  

From Thursday, December 18, 2014: During its coverage of this week's Islamic terrorist attack in Sydney, Australia, CNN ran a telling banner: "Motivation of suspect unknown." Motivation unknown? Really?

From Thursday, December 11, 2014: About six weeks before the 2012 presidential election, I was walking through Rockefeller Center in New York when I heard a woman's voice calling my name. I hesitated before I turned around: As a conservative in Gotham, I never know if I'll be accosted by a raving leftist screaming "fascist!" at me. (Yes, that happened.) 

From Thursday, December 04, 2014: Diluting American power and sovereignty is what President Obama's border and immigration policy is all about: Flood the zone and watch American exceptionalism melt away.

From Thursday, November 20, 2014: "Oh what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive." — Sir Walter Scott

From Wednesday, November 13, 2014: The only two certainties in life, Benjamin Franklin once wrote, are "death and taxes."

From Thursday, October 30, 2014: Maybe we need hazmat suits to protect us from our leaders.

From Thursday, October 16, 2014: Less than two weeks ago, the government told us that the Ebola virus couldn't spread here.  

From Thursday, October 09, 2014: The one positive thing — pretty much the only positive thing — about having a leftist president is the assumption that he will champion human rights.  

From Thursday, October 02, 2014: The bogus "war on women" is so 2012. What's hot now? The "war with women."  

From Thursday, September 25, 2014: Barack Obama, war president. 

From Thursday, Sept 18: Hollywood has decided to give a girl a hand. 

From Thursday, September 4: Even after the Islamic State beheaded a second American journalist, Steven Sotloff, this week, its rapid rise and barbaric savagery still has many folks perplexed, including the president of the United States. Monica Crowley talks to Andy Parks, Live From The Washington Times.   

From Thursday, August 28: Obama foreign policy has long resembled the old Abbott and Costello "who's on first" routine.  Monica Crowley talks to Andy Parks, Live From The Washington Times.   

From Thursday, August 7: Forty years ago this week, President Richard Nixon resigned from office. I was a very young child as I watched him announce his decision to resign on Aug. 8, 1974.  Monica Crowley talks to Andy Parks, Live From The Washington Times.   

From Thursday, June 26: Monica Crowley joins The Washington Times as Online Opinion Editor.  On Andy Parks, Live From The Washington Times