Indian religion
Arthur Brooks of the American Enterprise Institute ponders the problem of college faculties that lack conservative professors. While conservatives represent America’s largest ideological group, at 36 percent of the population,…
Dennis Prager doesn’t have much nice to say at National Review Online about those who focus their attention on removing monuments. All my life I have known this rule about…
After earning media attention through a Facebook post on the subject, Duke freshman Brian Grasso elaborates in the Washington Post on why he opted not to read this summer’s common reading selection. Along…
I’m reading the Tyranny of Silence by Flemming Rose – finally. I highly recommend it. An editor for the Danish newspaper, Jyllands Posten, Rose challenged forty cartoonists to draw a…
You’ve heard it here and here and here and here and here and here – solar subsidies and mandates are a bad deal. And again today from Rupert Darwell in…
Three wishes games are stupid. If I could have three wishes for local news stories right now, I will probably change my mind in a minute. But here are the…
Michael Barone‘s latest column posted at Human Events explores the Clinton team’s response to the latest scandals plaguing the former first lady, secretary of state, and U.S. senator. Some of…
Elizabeth Harrington‘s latest discovery within the maze of mind-boggling government spending involves third-graders’ eating habits. She documents her findings for the Washington Free Beacon. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)…
View in your browser. On the eve of his birth, the mother of Buddha dreamed that a white elephant presented her with a lotus flower, a sign of wisdom and…
Victor Davis Hanson‘s latest column at National Review Online ponders whether Westerners have the will and capacity to protect the concept of free speech. Western civilization’s creed is free thought…
Sometimes trying to write a clean essay confuses matters more than it clarifies. In my experience, even the most organized of speeches usually only leave listeners with only one or…
The Washington Post has an interesting map out showing the most second largest religious tradition (behind Christianity, obviously) in each state. In 14 states, it’s Judaism. In North Carolina and…