Trump’s Polish Defense Deal
It won’t be Fort Trump, but it’s still a good beginning.
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Assembly of U.S. Catholics Bishops Reveals an Ugly, Incompetent Bureaucracy
They’ve lost track of their mission to sanctify and are failing even in their attempt to be mere business administrators.
Unplanned’s Canadian Release Charts a Course through the Culture War
From alleged social-media censorship, to a “propaganda” label from Google, to an inexplicable R-rating, to a blackout by U.S. television advertisers, Unplanned — which tells the story of Abby Johnson, ...
Son Volt’s Union Joins in the Anti-Trump Clamor
People don’t want to hear preachy abstractions about the supposed failings of U.S. policy and the personal shortcomings of a given public official.
Catholics vs. Libertarians in the 1960s
Half a century ago, Brent Bozell was already saying that conservatives should elevate values above liberty.
The Farce of Griswold v. Connecticut
The Supreme Court invented a constitutional ‘right to privacy’ out of thin air — and an epidemic of abortion came not long after.
California Can’t Win its Confession Fight
History gives us a pretty good idea of where priests will fall if California forces them to choose between civil and religious obligations.
Against Anti-natalism
The answer to the greatest evils is not to bring about the end of the world.
The New SAT ‘Adversity Score’ Misses the Point
It will hurt everyone involved — including those it purports to help — in the name of a forced, false equality.
Gay Marriage in Arthur Pushes the Limits of Social Realism in Children’s TV
Taxpayer-funded kids’ TV is not the place to takes sides on an issue that remains unsettled for a significant minority of Americans.