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A Primer on the Illuminati

Type?? “Illuminati” into an Internet search engine and you will wind up with an impossible aggregation too numerous and contradictory to be useful. A search on Ask.com yields 1.4...

GM Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

After years of suspense, the bankruptcy that surprises nobody is finally official. One of America’s largest and proudest corporations, GM, has filed for Chapter 11 protection in what is...

A Community Steps Up

UPI reports that on January 30, 2009, 25-year-old Adolfo Valle was on his way to the grocery store when he accidentally turned down the wrong street. Well, the wrong...

Roots of Economic Crisis

Once upon a time, when the world was still on the gold standard, four men destroyed the financial order of things by engineering, by accident or by design, the...

Lessons of the Weimar Republic

In the wake of President Obama’s $3.6 trillion budget and a series of bank and industry bailouts by the Federal Reserve, the specter of hyperinflation haunts the United States....

Creeping Nationalization

Though the Obama administration continues to deny it, the U.S. government continues to move closer to nationalizing the nation’s largest banks. The last week of February the Federal Reserve...

Google Beware of Antitrust Nominee

Google, the internationally popular Internet search engine, is under fire. Christine A. Varney, President Barack Obama's nominee to be the next antitrust chief at the Justice Department, has publicly...

Jesus of Nazareth

His birthday is celebrated throughout the world this month. Though he lived on earth only 33 years, today's date is measured from when he was born. Though he lived...

When God is Cast from the Altar

According to The Sun, Russia has experienced a series of murders, rapes, mutilations, and desecrations linked to Satanists.  No, I did not say Stalinists, although, given how communists will...

O, Come All Ye Faithful!

The great theme of Christmas is an ancient one; it lies, indeed, at the root of our years, for it brought a before and after to the centuries. ...

The Gift of Giving

The illustrious Christian writer C.S. Lewis could be unequivocally grumpy about certain contemporary Christmas customs, if we judge from his essays on the subject. For example, in his 1970...

The Hope of the World

As I see it, the beginning of the United States of America was the most dramatic and significant episode in a long pilgrimage — the pilgrimage of the Christian...