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A Free Speech Challenge for Parents
Should a 13-year-old be able to purchase a school-shooting simulator without parents’ knowledge or consent? The Supreme Court says that…
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Smearing Bachmann
Move over, Sarah Palin. Michele Bachmann is the new bogeyman — er, woman — of the left. She opposes pornography…
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Could You Survive Another Great Depression?
I just read two very interesting articles on the U.S. economy, written from historical perspectives. They compelled me to share…
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Downfall: Europe’s Failed Political Class
The casualty list from Europe’s apparently-endless financial crisis continues to grow. If you’re young, a taxpayer, or a German…
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Freeing Al Qaeda?
Just when you thought it was not possible for the Holder Justice Department to become any more hostile to the…
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Poland: Ban on Abortion Complies with International/European Law
In Poland, a nation-wide grassroots effort has lead to the proposal of bold, new legislation aimed at removing all exceptions…
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Distributism and the Current Crisis, Part 3: Localizing the Economy
[Part 1, Part 2] Political subsidiarity would mean little if the industrial system remained concentrated; it does no good to…
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Finding a Lampstand: A Review of Archbp. Chaput’s Render Unto Caesar
Cardinal Justin Rigali announced at a news conference this morning [July 19, 2011,] that Pope Benedict XVI has named Archbishop…
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Solutions for the “Tax Gap”
In 2010, there was a “tax gap”—i.e., the difference between federal taxes owed and those actually paid—of $410–$500 billion. Some…
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Irish Law Could Force Priests to Break Confessional Seal
From the Irish Catholic comes news that confirms just how far Ireland has fallen from its tradition of being the “land…