Violating the Confessional Will Make Bad Catholics and Bad Americans
California legislators want to force Catholic priests to break the sacramental seal of confession and reveal what penitents disclose in cases of suspected child abuse […]
First Amendment
Why Trump is Destined for an Historic 2020 Win
Each week, as the thundering host of Democratic seekers of their party’s 2020 presidential nomination scramble for attention and try to outflank their rivals to […]
Reject the ‘Wrong on Both Sides’ Dodge
Now that the media, the Left, and their usual conservative allies have failed to destroy young Nick Sandmann and the other Covington Catholic High School […]
What the Covington High Schoolers Taught America
What is the real lesson of the Covington Catholic School incident last week at the Lincoln Memorial? Decent Americans are rightly appalled at the deliberate […]
MAGA Men Unashamed
The Left fears men. Which is exactly why the corporate-media-activist ideological conglomerate is currently losing its collective mind over a viral video of young, white, […]
#Quityerbitchin: My Day at the Women’s March
Imagine my surprise when I showed up to participate in my local Women’s March, only to find the streets empty and a lone dog sniffing […]
In Defense of Philip Anschutz
The late William F. Buckley, Jr., published a book several decades ago titled Gratitude, in which, while making a case for mandatory community service, he […]
The Puritanical President
When Thucydides writes his History of the Cola Wars, when he finishes his account of the Eastern Front in which a billion reds, alongside an […]
The Mental State of the Ruling Class
In some ways, Todd Henderson is living the dream. He has worked as an engineer, a management consultant, a practicing lawyer, and ended up as […]
Stop Pretending Big Tech Companies Are Neutral Platforms
Our friends at Twitter have finally crossed the Rubicon. For years social media executives have been telling the public that their platforms are neutral. They […]
No Aid for Censors: The Case for Quitting Twitter
Last night I suspended Twitter indefinitely. This had been building for some time for two primary reasons. First, Twitter, like Facebook (which I had given […]
How to Think about Property Rights and Social Networks
Is it true that Twitter, Facebook, and Google are private companies, which can cancel, delete, or ban anyone they want at any time? Short answer: […]
Maybe We Could Use a Civic Hippocratic Oath
A mob of protesters associated with the radical left-wing group Antifa swarmed the private residence of Fox News host Tucker Carlson on the night of […]
Blacklisting Patrick Henry and American History
My days as an American historian may be numbered. For the better part of 40 years, my extended family has featured American “living history” on […]
Don’t Give In to the Left’s Moral Blackmail
A statement posted on social media by Pittsburgh Tree of Life synagogue shooter shows what he shares in common with 99 percent of the members […]
In Europe, ‘Hate Speech’ is the New Blasphemy
In Europe, calling the prophet Muhammad a “pedophile” is not protected speech, at least according to the European Court of Human Rights, the continent’s highest […]
How Big Tech Will Swing the Midterms, Then Take Over the World
Facebook is a menace to grassroots political organizing—and to free and fair elections generally. The social media giant this week announced it would ban “misinformation” […]
Post-Kavanaugh, the Culture War Will Only Get Worse
Did you hear Hillary Clinton talking about America’s cold civil war the other day? She didn’t call it that, but that’s what she meant. Just […]
The Phantom Pain of the Left
As the president of the Senate called for a sufficient second to move to a vote on Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a . . . noise […]
Why Doug Adler’s ESPN Lawsuit Matters
While the nation has been absorbed by the show trial of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, an actual trial is gearing up to start in Los Angeles […]