Alexandra Petri usually writes humorous punditry, but not when she considers the case of George Huguely V who got drunk at the University of Virginia and killed his girlfriend. Her descriptions of the moral climate at most of our colleges and universities and the complete
Besides the precedent in privacy violation, is this the beginning of affirmative action for homosexuals? In order to make sure gays and lesbians are adequately represented on the judicial bench, the state of California is requiring all judges and justices to reveal their sexual orientation.
The Washington Post had a big story about a new venture in “doing church” in which a network of cutting edged congregations is meeting in movie theaters: From a movie theater church, pastor Mark Batterson blends orthodoxy and innovation – The Washington Post. I’ve noticed
In the course of an essay worth reading as a whole, Mark Steyn identifies a profound shift in the understanding of a human right, from a limitation on government power to a mandate for even more government power: When it comes to human rights, I
More details on the Koran burnings in Afghanistan from Andrew C. McCarthy, in the context of President Obama’s apology: The facts are that the Korans were seized at a jail because jihadists imprisoned there were using them not for prayer but to communicate incendiary messages.
Yes, Christians have often criticized the courts. But as anti-religion laws proliferate, the courts may be a wall of defense. The same judge that struck down the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy about gays has made a ruling that protects religious conscience: A federal
Dirty tricks: The Michigan Democratic Party sent an e-mail to supporters Wednesday encouraging them to take part in the state’s Republican presidential primary on Tuesday. The e-mail points to a YouTube video of two Republican state senators encouraging Democrats to vote and notes that voters
Afghanistan has exploded after a number of Korans were burned by U.S. officials at a military detention center. It seems anti-American messages were scrawled on the covers, so they were “disposed of.” Ever since word of this came out, Afghans have been rioting, killing NATO
Would you want the upcoming Google glasses? By the end of the year, Google will be selling glasses ($250 to $600) that can stream information to your eyes in real time. Stare at a bridge, and Google will give you information about the bridge. Stare
People are digging up Rick Santorum’s religious addresses from years back. And though what he says is pretty conventional to most of us Christians, his sermons are being used to alarm the voting public. This is about something he said in 2008 at Ave Maria
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