The Harry Potter series is the defining work of literature for many Millennials. It has no doubt had an impact,…
Be afraid. Be very afraid. Last week, the Washington Post ran an opinion piece by Elizabeth Bruenig entitled “It’s time…
The news has been reporting on the willingness of several schools to allow high school students to engage in a…
In 1972, Charles Cole was a 20-something American embarking on an ideological odyssey: a tour of duty through the USSR as a Russian-speaking guide for a cultural-exchange exhibit sponsored by the U.S. Information Agency. Trained at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, Cole jumped at the chance to serve his nation abroad with his skills. These exhibits were powerful in educating Soviet citizens about the freedoms in America that their totalitarian government lied about unceasingly. As for the U.S. government’s investment in this program, William F. Buckley Jr. wrote that he couldn’t imagine a “better-leveraged” use of tax dollars.
In our modern snowflake society, is the concept of risk vs. reward dead? By chance I happened to be watching…
Washington I have been trying to warn President Donald Trump, but to no avail. I have been trying to caution…
According to a Rasmussen telephone survey this week, only 29 percent of respondents believe that most recent college graduates have…
A couple of years back, I wrote an essay about the blatant anti-Semitism I witnessed while teaching middle school in…
The 2016 election proved a lot of Washington, D.C., insiders wrong. But some pundits continue to perpetuate the myth that…
