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President Autopen and the Crime of Forgery
Forgery is a crime we don’t hear much about anymore since few people write checks and instead rely on electronic payment methods. It can take many forms, such as signing a check or document in someone else’s name without their permission or…
It’s Graduation Time Again
Americans may not have as many rituals as some other peoples do, but we have some. One of those is graduation, symbolizing the transition from one stage of life to another and a celebration of a young person’s accomplishments. (We may…
Parental Rights at 100
100 years ago today, the United States Supreme Court unanimously decided the case of Pierce v. Society of Sisters, a landmark blow in favor of parental rights. The Court’s bold words deserve to be recalled today:
“The child is not the mere…
Mount Sinai in the Crosshairs
At the foot of Mount Sinai -- where Moses is believed to have heard the voice of God -- stands one of the oldest Christian monasteries in the world. For nearly 1,500 years, the monks of St. Catherine’s Monastery have kept watch over sacred…
The Unseen Hand: Why AI’s Rise Will Mark a New Era of Net Job Loss
The siren song of technological progress has always promised a brighter future, often accompanied by reassurances that any jobs displaced will be swiftly replaced by new, unforeseen opportunities. From the Luddite rebellions against textile…
Elite Outrage and Vineyard Values: The Left’s War on Immigration Enforcement—Nantucket Style
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey is “disturbed.” Not by the presence of a convicted child sex offender or a known MS-13 gang member hiding in her state, but by the fact that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) dared to arrest…
Book Review: ‘Is Atheism Dead?’
At a time when secularism appears to dominate our culture, hatred for the Judeo-Christian ethic is advocated, and the belief in God is ridiculed, I came across an insightful and encouraging book by Eric Metaxas entitled, Is Atheism Dead?…
Trump Is Right to Back Ukraine—But It is Time for Europe to Lead
As the war in Ukraine grinds through its third year, President Donald Trump faces the sobering task of balancing America’s global leadership with the realities of overstretched commitments. The conflict, sparked by Vladimir Putin’s 2022…
The College Admissions Game and American Foreign Policy
It’s high school graduation season. An exciting time. All over the United States, our best students and hardest workers are looking forward to the next step in their life journey: Some are making the tough choice between a few…
A Government Adrift: Labour’s Strategic Myopia and the Erosion of Britain’s Overseas…
Whether in the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean, or the South Atlantic, Sir Keir Starmer steers British foreign policy with a compass set to symbolism rather than strategic necessity. Each move concerning the British Overseas Territories…