Culture

Martin Luther King: The Celebration of a Myth

NAACP chairman Julian Bond said last week that the Dr. Martin Luther King we celebrate is an “anesthetized” version of the man who...

Andrew Dlinn January 25, 2010

Tens of Thousands March Against Abortion in San Francisco

William F. Jasper January 25, 2010

Tens of thousands of pro-life activists converged on San Francisco on Saturday, January 23, for 6th Annual Walk for Life West Coast, despite...

Pro-life Leaders Note Shift Against Abortion

Dave Bohon January 23, 2010

Hundreds of thousands of participants flooded the nation’s capital January 22 to pray for an end to abortion, and remember the 50 million...

CBS Offers Preliminary Blessing to Pro-life Super Bowl Ad

Dave Bohon January 23, 2010

In the world of Super Bowl advertising, there is one apparent guiding principle: Almost anything goes, as long as it is more entertaining...

The Killing Field at Malmedy

January 22, 2010

Forty-five years ago, former SS troops gathered by the thousands. Old friends emerged from self-inflicted obscurity. Many, intent on still concealing their less-than-positive...

Americans Observe Roe v. Wade Anniversary

Dave Bohon January 22, 2010

January 22 marks a tragic and somber milestone as millions of Americans across the nation observe the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s...

Nixon Library Releases Cache of Presidential Papers

Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. January 20, 2010

It wasn’t just Oval Office tape recordings that Richard Nixon wanted to get rid of. According to documents made public last week, the...

Significance of Western World’s Largest Abortion Facility

T. Dan Tolleson January 19, 2010

On January 18, Martin Luther King Day, pro-life demonstrators prayed silently for five hours around the perimeter of Houston’s newest Planned Parenthood abortion...

Liberals and the Fog of ‘Choice’

Jack Kenny January 11, 2010

I recently attended a "meet and greet" in my city with U.S Rep. Paul Hodes (D-NH) who is a candidate for U. S....

John Colter: The First Mountain Man

January 8, 2010

The sinewy, bearded man raced up the brushy hillside, blood streaming from his nose from the terrific exertion. He did not consider himself...

The King Still Works for Uncle Sam

Jack Kenny January 8, 2010

Great legends are often built on the ashes of someone's destruction — whether figurative or literal. Competition is often a zero-sum game. One...

Feminist Gulag: No Prosecution Necessary

January 7, 2010

Liberals rightly criticize America’s high rate of incarceration. Claiming to be the freest country on Earth, the United States incarcerates a larger percentage...