200 Years Ago, A Famous Sermon Honored Adams And Jefferson
On July 16, 1826, 200 years ago today, the Reverend William Staughton delivered a solemn and powerful sermon in the…
On July 16, 1826, 200 years ago today, the Reverend William Staughton delivered a solemn and powerful sermon in the…
In The Law, published in 1850, Frédéric Bastiat made a case against “legal plunder,” the perversion of the law to…
In ruby-red Louisiana, a disturbing power play exposed how far a rusting Democratic machine will reach to undermine lawful state…
An admission: I am not a fan of communism, socialism, fascism, or Nazism. So, I have a bias. That said,…
On July 8, the West lost a great treasure. Ann Widdecombe, a former member of the British Parliament and outspoken…
Once you have spent a decade patrolling city streets, looking at the world through the lens of public safety and…
There is a moronic but popular sports-talk radio host in the Twin Cities, Dan Barreiro, who uses a quote from…
I am proud to be an American, not just because our nation has lasted 250 years with great success under…
Many Western governments will eventually collapse because they do not serve the interests of their peoples. As a quick thought…
Richard Condon’s The Manchurian Candidate was published in 1959 during the Cold War. The novel told the story of an…