NC Gov. Josh Stein Chooses Softness Over Safety | The…
When a governor is asked a simple yes-or-no question about a bill that could save lives, the public…
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A Column Against Myself: Confessions of a Walking…
An American who lives in Spain stopped me on the street. He says he often reads me here, and…
Real Leadership in the Unsung Men of the Armed Forces |…
Political violence has the country on edge. Polls indicate that Americans view the current climate…
Empty Words From Western Allies | The American…
What does it mean to recognize a country that hasn’t existed before?To understand, we can look back…
Chicago’s Cardinal Doubles Down on Honoring…
Last summer, the Democratic National Convention centered on abortion, the wholesale slaughter of…
Artificial Intelligence Requires Human Understanding |…
As a longtime book author, lecturer, and journalist, a great part of my time is spent on research.…
Pope Leo Defines Himself: A Man of Faith, a Listener, a…
On September 18, the first wide-ranging interview of Pope Leo IV was published in a book titled Leo…
The Folly of ‘Palestinian’ Statehood | The American…
Four of America’s nominally closest allies — Britain, Australia, France, and Canada — disgraced…
Ireland Is a Democratic Late Starter | The American…
In his 2010 book The New Vichy Syndrome, Theodore Dalrymple presented an idea that had not yet…
Play It Again, Woody | The American Spectator
What’s with Baum?By Woody AllenPost Hill Press, 192 pages, $28If you’ve seen a lot of Woody Allen’s…
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