Call it a paradigm shift, a vibe shift, a sea change, a changing of the guard. The pendulum is swinging against the excesses of the progressive era. This publication will attempt to capture and indeed foster the spirit of these exciting times.
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Just Pick a Time and Stick With It
Congress is considering legislation to make daylight saving time permanent, eliminating the twice-yearly ritual of changing our clocks. Sounds like a good idea to me. But naturally, the naysayers have come out of the woodwork with studies,...
When Hatred of One Man Blinds Voters to Everything Else, Bad Things Happen
Something remarkable is happening in Israel, and it offers a harrowing lesson for Americans as we approach our midterm elections on November 3. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s opponents face a familiar dilemma: How far should they go in...
Blowing Up the Heavens
I was watching a documentary on space exploration today, and it jarred loose a memory from the height of the Cold War. There was a time when the United States and the Soviet Union weren’t just competing to put a man on the Moon—they were ac...
The Statue of Liberty: Enlightening the World or Inviting It In?
In a homily marking the 112th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, Cardinal Robert McElroy invoked perhaps the most famous lines ever written about immigration to the United States. They come from Emma Lazarus’s 1883 sonnet, The New Colossus...
Now Is the Time That Tries Our Souls
“These are the times that try men’s souls.” So wrote Thomas Paine in The American Crisis in December 1776, when the American Revolution was going rather badly and the future of the country was very much in doubt. We are not facing anything...
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