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5,000 ships. 11,000 planes. 150,000 soldiers. 75 years ago this massive Allied force—the largest invasion of its kind in history—crossed the English Channel to retake Europe from the Nazis. Known…

Many liberal states are in the middle of legislative battles over whether to add “X” to official state documents, like driver’s licenses. This would provide a “non-binary” gender option for…

In the “Smarter Living” column this week, the New York Times suggested a radical idea: forgive others. The column described in amusing, perceptive detail just how pervasive grudges are in…

This week the state of Alabama established the most restrictive abortion law in the nation. Several states have passed “heartbeat bills,” which restrict abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected.…

This weekend the New York Times released a significant, gruesome report detailing the Syrian government’s systematic cruelty against its own people. Syria runs a system of secret prisons for punishing…

Governments exist to establish justice. This involves two important and related tasks: creating just laws and executing those laws justly. In every healthy system of law, this means that the…

The Economist magazine came out with an important story this week discussing demographic trends in American life. They document that about a quarter of Americans (and a third of young…

It has happened again. There has been yet another shooting at a house of worship. This time it was at the Chabad of Poway synagogue, near San Diego. Last week…

Tragedy struck on Monday when the renowned Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris erupted into flames. The world watched as the church burned. The Cathedral’s 800-year-old roof, nicknamed “the forest,” was…