Embassy Vatican: Some Demystifications
by George WeigelMust the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See be a Catholic? No. Continue Reading »
Daniel Penny’s Acquittal Is a Win for Civilization
by Helen AndrewsThe Dying Gaul is famous as a representation of dignity in defeat. The curly-haired warrior has a mortal wound, but his face is serene. For a while it looked like Daniel Penny would come to symbolize the same thing. Continue Reading »
Why Christians Should Care About Oak Flat
by Robert P. GeorgeIf Oak Flat is destroyed, it will end Apache religious existence as it has been practiced since before the United States existed. Continue Reading »
Evangelicals and the Exit Polls
by Darren GuerraIn an increasingly secular culture, the shift to self-protection by religious conservatives is likely to endure. Continue Reading »
How Trump Won Over Women Voters
by Rachel BovardAfter four years of inflation, crime, war, border crisis, abuses of power, and censorship, American women finally stood up to vicious, bullying thugs. Continue Reading »
Thanksgiving and American Audacity
by Bradley J. BirzerThough George Washington declared a day of thanksgiving in 1789, it did not become an annual American holiday until the presidency of Abraham Lincoln. Continue Reading »
Bathrooms Are Not the Real Battlefield
by R. R. RenoUnrelenting pressure for “acceptance” will continue. Continue Reading »
An Open Letter to JD Vance
by George WeigelI would like to ask you, as one Catholic and one patriot to another, to rethink your position on the war that Russia is waging against Ukraine. Continue Reading »
Red Menace
by Peter J. LeithartOnce granted unchallenged supremacy, a GOP establishment is every bit as entrenched, every bit as self-protective, as every other establishment. Continue Reading »
Woke Ideology Is Not Dead and Buried
by Francis X. MaierThe return of Donald Trump may pump the brakes on some of the nastier momentum in our culture, but changing its basic direction is a much bigger, and arguably less likely, task. Continue Reading »
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