It is horrifying that it takes the massacre of over three dozen small boys to force our media and our government to pay close attention to what U.S. policy has been making possible for more than three years.

Transgender troll, abetted by the state, attacks Christian baker

If the faith matters to us, then our children have to see us defending it

The American Conservative is seeking an editorial intern to assist with writing, editing, and layout.

The musical portrays him as a hip Master of the Universe. But there was much more to him than that.

The cost of blind loyalty

Our government’s support for the war on Yemen exemplifies all of what is worst in U.S. foreign policy.

The services are facing a dwindling pool of largely obese, uneducated delinquents. Why?

Massive civil liberties abuses they don’t mind; perceived attacks on Donald Trump are another story.

Why does the Catholic Church’s episcopal system select for unfeeling corporate drones?

Foreign policy pundits have been bemoaning American “retreat” from the region for at least the last decade, and yet the U.S. is still ensnared in unnecessary foreign conflicts in Syria and Yemen with no apparent end in sight.

Both are important, but prioritizing the latter leads to needless humanitarian wars that don’t work.

We’ve reached a point where any partisan adversary must be a criminal. How do we put that genie back in the bottle?

Health care premiums are soaring. If Congress doesn’t grow a backbone and act, they’ll cede the issue to the left forever.

LBJ’s federal interventions created a system in which students are the greatest losers.

For my Grandpa, walking was about a series of stories: a process of taking it in, and when I was with him, sharing.

Why do Americans help manage their PR? This week in particular, our role has been shameful.

The president’s signing statement confirms that the administration has no intention of paying attention to Congress’ conditions.

AG: ‘They protected their institution at all costs’

How many quarrels, conflicts and wars, and with how many adversaries, can even the mighty United States sustain?

As long as U.S. support for the war on Yemen continues, there are sure to be more senseless killings of civilians like the one we saw last week.

One of the pope’s biggest cheerleaders says Francis rules by personal whim, and praises him for it

As long as the U.S. enables Saudi coalition crimes and then shields them from scrutiny, our government is implicated in both the crime and the cover-up.

Controversial writer foresaw the barbarities of the sexual marketplace that have left so many cold and dejected.

The Keepers and the chronic curse of keeping your mouth shut to protect the Church

Zero tolerance and the proliferation of cops on campus are sending more kids into a life of incarceration than ever.

Obsessing over a non-existent Iranian threat to U.S. interests obviously has nothing to do with American security.

Two big Washington think tanks have teamed up to defend democracy against an ‘assault on the transatlantic community.’

A new report suggests the Kentucky senator is singlehandedly preventing war with Iran.

U.S. support for the Saudi coalition is essential to their war effort, and that makes our government deeply complicit in what the coalition does in Yemen.

Much more so than immigrants, their progress has often come at our national expense.