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Most Americans and Europeans are well aware that they belong to a culture that has long been shaped by its love of science and engineering. But ask them what era in our history that technological impulse can be traced to, and I…

If you want to understand the hypocrisy of globalist leftism, there is perhaps no better example than the vastly different media responses to recent events in South Korea and Romania.The failed coup in South Korea got a lot of…

C.S. Lewis was a prolific writer. People who are aware of only his seven Narnia stories — the ones where he fits as much Christian theology as he can into allegories for children — are overlooking a lot. From the nihilistic…

Some years ago, a university that I once attended decided to promote new orchestral music by premiering three original compositions at three successive years’ end concerts. (The main items on the programs were works by Mahler,…

On October 30 of this year, Botswana will hold its 13th set of general elections.The Republic of Botswana rarely makes international news. With only 2.6 million inhabitants, this southern African country ranks between Mississippi…

If you’ve been following the antics of the leftward half of America’s political class, then you’ll notice pretty quickly that, ever since Kamala Harris got nominated for president, an upbeat mood has prevailed. To the left,…

In this year’s election cycle, a great number of news stories have popped up about how Donald Trump has betrayed the pro-life movement. Apparently, some people on the religious right have even said that they won’t vote for him in…

A few days ago, Kamala Harris announced Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota as her party’s nominee for vice president. At once, the leftward end of the internet exploded with praise for Walz, as people from all over said that with the…

Even as Donald Trump’s ongoing hush money trial eats up most of the former president’s media attention, America’s nine Supreme Court justices are quietly making up their minds about how to rule in what’s probably a much more important…

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