47 Marches Later, Roe Is Still Indefensible
No reasonable person alive during the Founding era understood the Ninth Amendment to include a right to kill an unborn child.
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Ten Things That Caught My Eye Today (January 23, 2020): March for Life & More
How Not to Do It . . .
In Defense of Zachary Evans: A Reply to David French
‘You Mean a Lot to a Lot of Us’
Roger the Great
Twelve Things That Caught My Eye Today: On Anti-Semitism, Nigeria, J. K. Rowling & More (January 2, 2020)
Gertrude Himmelfarb, RIP
Twelve Things that Caught My Eye Today (December 23, 2019): Rebuilding in Iraq, Echo of Christmas in Adoption & More
Twenty Things That Caught My Eye Today (December 20, 2019): On Christianity Today, Foster Care & a Little Christmas, Too
About Christianity Today and impeachment.
Twelve Things that Caught My Eye Today (December 17, 2019)
Federal workers just got paid family leave. Is the rest of the country next?
Washington’s Newseum Offered a Lot, but Was Flawed from the Start
Almost every exhibit at the Newseum paled in comparison to Smithsonian counterparts.
Ten Things That Caught My Eye Today (December 16, 2019)
Ten stories that caught my eye today centered on foster care and marriage, among other things.
Twelve Things That Caught My Eye Today (December 12, 2019)
You can map our faces, but you can’t steal our souls.