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99¢ Can Buy You a Practical Answer to Our Nation’s Woes
Archbishop Charles Chaput has written one of the most insightful pieces of our time on modern journalism and the role,…
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What Can We Learn from the Trayvon Martin Story?
Was the Trayvon Martin story about race? I can’t sit in judgment on what was in Zimmerman’s heart and mind,…
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The Election-Year Politics of Energy
Realizing that his popularity may decline as the price of gasoline rises, President Obama is barnstorming the country, emphatically insisting that…
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Bumper Sticker History: Remembering Some Truly Audacious Military Operations
On March 19, speaking at a Morris Township, New Jersey Democratic Party fundraiser, Vice President Joe Biden provided what may…
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Aborting Women’s Rights
They say what goes around comes around, or to paraphrase the Good Book, you reap what you sow. Nowhere is this more…
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US Bullying Angers Developing World and Leads to US Defeat at UN
Negotiations for a final document at the UN Commission on the Status of Women were supposed to end more than…
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US Pushes “Contraceptive Mandate” on International Community
The United States burned diplomatic bridges during this year’s UN Commission on the Status of Women by using force and…
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Obamacare: Will It Withstand Constitutional Scrutiny?
The U.S. Supreme Court is now poised to review the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, better known as “Obamacare.”…
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Muslim Persecution of Christians: February, 2012
Half of Iraq’s indigenous Christians are gone due to the unleashed forces of jihad, many of them fleeing to nearby…
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Newman, the Supreme Court, and Broadcast Pornography
Reading about two free speech cases now before the Supreme Court, I found myself thinking of Cardinal Newman. I’ll get…