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We must acknowledge that the causes are complicated and eschew simplistic explanations.
The turnaround that the Lord has brought about is unprecedented.
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a protest contributed to the patriots' declaration of their independence on July 4, 1776.
No amount of suffering and no disability can take away the value of a human being's life.
Let me tell you the story of Tom, one of the American GIs at the My Lai massacre during the Vietnam War.
Government involvement in the U.S. health care system is bad medicine.
The Abraham Accords may well be the No. 1 achievement for peace and stability in the post-9/11 Middle East.
The substantive line that the court failed to draw in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case has now been clearly drawn.
The decline of the King's College is bound up not only with the ills of higher education, but also with the deeper cultural crisis affecting America and the West.
His greatest contribution was the vast wealth his policies allowed millions of other Americans to produce.
Teller was very critical and suspicious of Oppenheimer's politics, and for daring to voice those concerns, has been vilified by leftists.
May we remember his humility, respect, civility, and compassion.
The attention on certain grim realities might undermine the significant public support they currently enjoy.
We can't continue enthusiastically pushing contraception and abortion and expect to see birth rates increase to even marginally acceptable levels.
All the research studies overwhelmingly show that most people dislike or hate their jobs.
The bigger risk to the safety and well-being of Americans this summer comes from ill-advised public policies, not from unusually hot weather.
Now is the time for the Catholic Church to step forward to promote marriage and childbearing together in the land of the Eternal City.
Is the court reestablishing a proper respect for property rights? Only time will tell, but these two cases are a good start.
If you try to find happiness and joy exclusively in what God has made, without knowing Him personally, you will never be fulfilled.
Bud Light committed one of the cardinal sins of marketing, failing to keep its consumer at the heart of business decisions.
