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Commonsense healthcare policies can solve our crisis of legitimacy
Every day that the partisan rancor over the 2020 presidential election drags on, it poses a challenge to our nation’s well-being. As the candidates and pundits escalate their rhetoric, more
A revolution of decency
Orderly elections, the peaceful transfer of power from one administration to the next, and public confidence in the institutions responsible for ensuring that these things transpire are
Brexit: Freedom beckons
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his chief Brexit negotiator, David Frost, achieved an extraordinary success in the negotiations to leave the European Union. At midnight (Brussels
Editor's Note: Fall 2020
This issue goes to press as the presidential election is ending – both causes for rejoicing. But its theme remains relevant long after the votes are tallied, because politics represents a
The constitutional way to defeat cancel culture
When writing about the deep divisions that beset America today, it is imperative to put things in context first. As hard as it may be to believe at times, we have been more divided at other
Faithful citizenship: the founders on religion and the republic
Shortly before he left office, President George Washington published an essay commonly referred to as his “Farewell Address.” In it, he observed that: Of all the dispositions and habits
What is a Christian’s duty as a U.S. citizen?
- Saint Augustine famously wrote about the existence of two cities traveling together through time and space on earth. One is the city of man. The other is the city of God. The Christian must
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Henri Landwirth
Henri Landwirth (1927-2018) overcame a traumatic childhood during the Holocaust to become a great businessman and philanthropist for terminally ill children. Landwirth and his twin sister
Repairing the breach: bringing peace to politically fractured families and communities
The 2020 presidential election will be over shortly after this is written. Unfortunately, it will not end the political fevers that boiled over into violence this summer. On a smaller scale
Be civilization! Citizenship is more than voting
Do you want to be a good citizen? You really ought to vote. Of course, you don’t need to read this article to know that. Everybody is saying this in a major election year for the United
Time to chill about the fiery climate apocalypse
Standing in a smoke-filled, charred stand of trees in northern California late this summer, Gov. Gavin Newsom delivered an impassioned, blame-shifting analysis of the causes of wildfires
Critical theory, critiqued
- Cynical Theories critiques the modern social justice movement from a politically liberal viewpoint and argues that liberalism can exist without critical theory or identity politics. As the
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