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In Memoriam
In Memoriam
by | Sep 21, 2021

Conservatism lost one of its most colorful characters yesterday. Angelo Codevilla, longtime writer and professor, expert on foreign policy, and…

by | Sep 10, 2021

It was an eerie scene. But for the activity of the rescue and recovery personnel and the rumbling machinery they…

by | Sep 9, 2021

The sorrow in France provoked by the death at 88 of Jean-Paul Belmondo a few days ago can be explained…

by | Aug 28, 2021

Rylee McCollum, a 20-year-old U.S. Marine killed during the Kabul evacuation, was all liberal talking heads tell us to fear….

by | Jul 20, 2021

A picture is worth a thousand words, and in special instances even more. Sometimes a picture can change a life…

by | Jun 20, 2021

Like many sons as Father’s Day approaches, I have only fond memories of my father, Frank F. Sempa. I loved…

by | Jun 6, 2021

Records are made to be broken, so the saying goes. And most eventually are. See Roger Maris, Henry Aaron, even…

by | Jun 5, 2021

Pictured above is my wife’s Uncle Charlie landing on Utah Beach 77 years ago. He is the soldier in the…

by | May 12, 2021

Ronald Reagan’s 1980 presidential campaign brought me to Washington, beginning a 40-plus year career in public policy. While attending Stanford…

by | May 4, 2021

Bonaparte or Napoleon? Revolutionary general carrying the banner of liberal humanism across Europe? Tyrannical emperor imposing arrogant domination? Or epic…

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