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Charles Fain Lehman of the Washington Free Beacon highlights mixed news about the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on American families. Americans are turning to their husbands and wives for support amid…
“Marriage is in excellent shape, but only among the well-off,” The Economist declares in a recent editorial on the state of marriage around the world. “Elite couples delay tying the…
Carolina Journal Radio’s Mitch Kokai recently talked with Princeton Professor Robert George, a renowned scholar with wisdom about today’s society and the role of civic virtue. Here’s a taste: …
This week’s Carolina Journal Online Friday interview features a conversation with author Kevin Duffus about the history of Blackbeard the pirate. John Hood’s Daily Journal stresses the importance of strong…
I hope you can join the Locke Foundation for this fascinating speech by guest Jennifer Roback Morse. Details here. The John Locke Foundation and the Thomas International Center Cordially invites…
The Woodhouse show has made its way to politico.com. This story is worth your time. Yes, you’ll find out some more about the love/hate relationship between Dallas (North Carolina state…
I was struck by the irony of what Barack Obama had to say over the Father?s Day weekend: Of all the rocks upon which we build our lives, we are…
John Locke is the classical liberal. Edmund Burke is the epitome of Whiggishness. It is hard to separate them, however, and have a functioning society. Without freedom, the state controls…
Former Huntersville town planner Mike Ciriello helps advance the case we’ve made for years that building trains is about much more the moving people around; it about changing Charlotte from…