Vera Lynn, R.I.P.
Best known for singing We’ll Meet Again, for Brits, she was the last great living symbol of “the war.”
Culture
Intentions Matter
Who, exactly, do we think suffers the most in cultures that dismiss evidence and disregard intentions?
R.I.P. Ian Holm, 1931–2020
Ian Holm, English actor of stage and screen, has died at age 88.
MoMA’s Right On! Stream Brings Back the Sixties
The Last Poets’ eloquence outshines the ‘no justice, no peace’ drone of today.
Minn. City Pushes to Remove ‘Chief’ from Job Titles, Citing Offense to Native Americans
The mayor is attempting to redraft the city charter to include language that is "more inclusive, more reflective, more accurate and more modern."
Twenty Things that Caught My Eye Today: Open the Schools & More (June 18, 2020)
America needs to open the schools.
Brooks Shooting: The Political Prosecutor Caves In to the Mob
Capital murder charges conform to the slanderous anti-cop narrative, not the facts in this case.
Watch My Interview with Chief Justice Roberts . . .
We interview an array of historians and legal experts, including two justices of the Supreme Court, to cover the life of John Marshall and eight of his most significant cases.
What Is It with Liberals and Blackface?
The lesson seems to be: Liberals will suffer no grave consequences for proving Megyn Kelly was correct about blackface, unless they bring up Megyn Kelly.
Senate Democrats Move to Gut the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
In the wake of the Bostock decision, Democrats are pushing a bill that would further weaken protections for religious Americans.