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Church Wins Zoning Appeal; City Surrenders
[Thursday], the Becket Fund and a Christian church in Texas scored a huge victory for religious freedom. After five…
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Book Review: Suicide of a Superpower
I was nearing the close of Pat Buchanan’s new book Suicide of a Superpower (St. Martin’s Press) when I read…
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Carter to Obama: Same Old Story on Energy Policy
As spring bloomed, the president addressed the nation on energy. The president told us, “Without our planning for the future,…
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Aiming at China, Blind Lawyer Forces U.S. to Deal with Forced Abortions
One man is forcing Hillary Clinton to pay attention to abuses against women. The woman who famously said in Beijing…
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Upcoming Movie Review: For Greater Glory
I’m doing something I’ve never done before. I’ve never written a movie review for a movie I have not yet…
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Nine Lawsuits for Religious Freedom – A Brief Rundown of the Arguments
There are now nine lawsuits, including one brought by Priests for Life, that have been filed in federal district courts…
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Energy: Pennsylvania’s Choice, America’s Model
We can’t drill our way to energy independence. Or so proclaims the president and many of his supporters. Here in Pennsylvania,…
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The “Hatchet Man” Turned Bridge-Builder
When Charles W. “Chuck” Colson died last week, the headlines screamed about the death of President Richard Nixon’s “hatchet man,”…
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Losing the Jihadists’ War on America
Have you ever asked yourself why, despite more than ten years of efforts – involving, among other things, the loss…
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GOP Insiders Just Don’t Get It
With Mitt Romney now the presumptive Republican nominee, the battle for the 2012 Presidency has begun in earnest. And, as…