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Where is the inspiring statesman?
I miss Ronald Reagan. Even his harshest critics must admit that he had an unflagging belief in the general goodness of the…
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It takes a bully
There's a saying: "It takes a thief to catch a thief." A bit of a twist on this…
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Time for a sexual counter-revolution
Last year, the Chronicle of Higher Education published yet another story under the headline, "Should colleges be judging rape?" This…
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What Hollywood could learn from ‘Downton Abbey’
It's January, and that means it's "Downton Abbey" season here in the States. The British television…
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Understanding Trump
As 2015 comes to a close, the biggest story of the year is unquestionably the meteoric rise and mystifying (to some) staying…
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On terrorism and rejecting ‘collective punishment’
After the horrific slaughter of nearly 3,000 people on 9/11, Americans were outraged. But that fury was directed outward; none…
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Hollywood and Christmas
With Thanksgiving having come and gone, we are now solidly into the Christmas season. Two stories that reveal Hollywood's attitude…
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Asinine in academia
If anyone wonders why I often write about the antics that go on in academia, it's not merely because I&…
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Willful blindness
Last week, the New York Post ran a feature story titled "I poured drain cleaner in my eyes to blind myself.…
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A generation adrift; a nation in denial
Late last month, the Chronicle of Higher Education featured an article titled "An Epidemic of Anguish," in which the author…
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Defund progressivism
National Review magazine had Carly Fiorina on its cover recently, with the headline "Carly the Communicator." The lead story featured…
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Planned Parenthood traffics not only in body parts, but in fear
The country is reeling from one videotaped disclosure after another exposing Planned Parenthood's practices of dissecting and selling the body…
