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Tomorrow is the eleventh anniversary of 9/11. Uncannily, this anniversary falls on the same day of the week, in the eleventh year. (Numerologists should have a...
Few stories have managed to jump off the page and grip the heart and the better sensibilities of this writer as much as the recently released...
An entire generation is primed and prepped to reach the level of liberalism that prevails in our nation today. Many youth don’t even know who our...
Barack Obama’s “Julia” is the perfect symbol for liberals: a woman who depends on government as husband, father, and caretaker. Even if government really works that...
In the Ayn Rand world, government would fund science work only for military projects. Ayn Rand herself said so, even as she praised Apollo XI. But...
Gary Weiss, among other critics of Ayn Rand, portrays her ideal world as a grim place. Among other things, they say, public hospitals would not exist....
It’s that time of year again—for the Running of the Lists. Not for children. For merchants.
The saddest part of remembering September 11 is dealing with the myriads of 9/11 conspiracy theories, of both American and Arabic origin.
Remembering September 11 is a personal matter for every American, and especially for every resident of the Tri-State region. Herewith a personal case-in-point from your editor.
“The Quiet Place”—that was the nickname for west Afghanistan before the presence of an air control squadron showed up.
