Will the Karmelo Anthony verdict provoke a second Summer of Love?
I’ve avoided writing about the Karmelo Anthony matter because it was very much an open-and-shut case of unprovoked murder. The…
I’ve avoided writing about the Karmelo Anthony matter because it was very much an open-and-shut case of unprovoked murder. The…
This is the year for paying tribute to and celebrating the 250th birthday of America’s grand experiment in constitutional governance…
June 14 is both Flag Day and the U.S. Army’s two-hundred-fifty-first birthday. As part of America’s ongoing celebration of its…
The World Cup soccer matches, held in various American cities, are providing not only economic opportunities but, for at least…
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In The SPLC is hoist by its own petard, I wrote of Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) expertly getting SPLC head…
It’s impossible to avoid knowing that June is “Pride Month,” but did you know June is also “Gun Violence Awareness…
The Biden “open borders” story will go down as one of the most destructive chapters in recent U.S. history. What…
Recent high-profile sentencing controversies involving young black perpetrators of murder have stirred reflexive activist voices, predictably mobilized around narratives like…
When Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner hit movie screens in the summer of 1982, critics viewed it as a vivid but…