

When one visits Americans and when one studies their laws, one sees that the authority they have given to lawyers and the influence that they have allowed them to have in the government form the most powerful barrier today against…
Toward a More Perfect Union: The Moral and Cultural Case for Teaching the Great American Story By Timothy S. Goeglein (Fidelis Publishing, 208 pages, $26) One of the worst sins of the present — not just ours but any present…
Religious Freedom After the Sexual Revolution By Helen M. Alvaré (The Catholic University of America Press, 256 pages, $25) Increasingly, governmental agencies at all levels are targeting religious believers and Church institutions for transgressing contemporary beliefs about sexual expressionism and…
In 1973, Roe v. Wade, along with its companion case Doe v. Bolton, overrode every state law on abortion then on the books, whether liberal or restrictive. These decisions effectively legalized abortion on demand for all nine months of pregnancy…
The Drift: Stopping America’s Slide to Socialism Kevin A. Hassett Regnery Publishing, 211 pages, $29 Kevin A. Hassett is a prominent supply-sider, former resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, and senior economist for the board of governors of the…
Ignatius Press has released a paperback expanded edition of Robert Reilly’s monumental book, America on Trial: A Defense of the Founding. I reviewed the first edition, most favorably, for The American Spectator this past December, opining that “Robert R. Reilly takes on…
The 1776 Report Larry P. Arnn, Carol Swain, and Matthew Spalding (Encounter Books, 120 pages, $15) An authentic civic education will help rebuild our common bonds, our mutual friendship, and our civic devotion. But we cannot love what we do…
America on Trial: A Defense of the Founding By Robert R. Reilly (Ignatius Press, 366 pages, $27.95) The American people have lost their common understanding of the Founding of the nation, specifically the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The…
What a difference a month makes. Just over 30 days back, Lt. Col. (ret.) Daniel Gade was 21 points behind Sen. Mark Warner, his opponent in the race for the United States Senate in Virginia. Now the gap has shrunk…