If our cultural masters are serious about identity politics, blaming capitalism, and cultural oppression, there are lots more grievances they should do something about. Victor Davis Hanson proposes some New Year’s Resolutions for those who take political correctness seriously, though perhaps inaction on these issues
We’ve heard from the President. How would YOU describe the state of the union?
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A major meeting of the world-wide Anglican Communion is taking place this week in Canterbury. And it may result in the conservative churches of the old “mission fields” breaking fellowship with the liberals in the West. Or, if any unity at all will be preserved,
Drivers in China who have a traffic accident often back over injured pedestrians in order to intentionally kill them. This shockingly depraved disregard of life is encouraged by the compensation laws. According to Geoffrey Sant, writing in Slate, Most people agree that the hit-to-kill phenomenon
What a game, the national college football championship! In an exciting back-and-forth game, Alabama beat Clemson to take the national title. I was rooting for Clemson, even though–or perhaps because–they beat my alma mater, Oklahoma, in the playoffs. In honor of the game, I would
Tonight will be the president’s State of the Union message. This will be President Obama’s last time to address the joint session of Congress and the American people in this constitutionally-mandated duty. The White House is saying that it will be a “non-traditional” speech, in
My wife and I finally saw the new Star Wars movie. Our verdict: It was not good! I will explain why after the jump. But what worries me is that pretty much everyone I’ve heard from, plus 93% of critics tracked by Rotten Tomatoes, loved it.
No country has been more welcoming of Middle Eastern immigrants than Germany, which has looked to a influx of one million new residents a year as a solution to its demographic population implosion. But now Germany, along with other European nations, is having second thoughts.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia told a Catholic high school that the Constitution allows for favoring religion over “nonreligion” and that the government need not be completely secular. (more…)
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