Many Words and Few to the Point
Ketanji Brown Jackson can’t stop talking – but does she actually say anything?
USA Politics
A Big Win for Women’s Sports
The university’s moves are in keeping with the guidelines President Donald Trump set out in two orders called “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” and “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism.”
Doublethink Is a Bold Strategy for the ACLU
If an unborn child has citizenship rights, what other rights does he or she have?
It’s Not a Good Week for Australia’s Online Censor
Which means it’s a very good week for free speech.
Can’t We All Just Be Proud Americans?
If we can’t find a way to put politics aside at a time in history of great American accomplishment and leadership, I would suggest the chances of our Republic lasting another 249 years are slim.
The Christchurch Star, JFK and the Oswald Narrative
A New Zealand clue in a global mystery.
SCOTUS Strikes a Blow Against School Indoctrination
How did government schools ever become so arrogant as to claim a right to determine what each child thought about personal, moral, and religious issues? The power of government schools remains a dire threat to parents, children, and to the future of liberty.
‘Harlan County USA’ Is Still Compelling Viewing
What gradually emerges is a compelling and sympathetic picture of an impoverished but proud community that refuses to bow down to far more powerful forces.
