Ida is serious, but we take storm prep with humor intact
(Aug. 27) MOBILE, Alabama — The news is full of the coronavirus and Kabul, but meanwhile, in other disasters… This, folks, is how things work with Gulf Coast hurricanes. Just […]
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Herschel Walker runs… for Senate
(Aug. 26) This week’s entrance of all-time football great Herschel Walker into the 2022 U.S. Senate race in Georgia immediately makes his campaign the most fascinating of the year. Walker […]
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On Biden’s (mostly) and Trump’s debacle in Afghanistan
Two columns on how the current Afghanistan horrors could have been avoided. (August 16: U.S. should have stayed in Afghanistan) The humanitarian, diplomatic, and military disaster unfolding in Afghanistan right […]
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Sex change surgery for minors: Just don’t do it
Two pieces, one a column and one an official Washington Examiner editorial, on the related topic of sex-change surgeries. EDITORIAL: Texas acts against a real form of child abuse (Aug. […]
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Perhaps Jazz Fest should have been saved
(August 9) Because of concerns about a major spike in coronavirus caseloads, the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival made the understandable but unnecessary decision to cancel its planned October […]
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Biden abandons energy independence to OPEC
(August 11) The Biden White House should be ashamed for begging the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, or OPEC, to boost oil production in order to make up for […]
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Sickening: CNN likens Gingrich to a proto-Nazi
(August 10) CNN’s Brianna Keilar is a habitual practitioner of cheap-shot screeds against conservatives, but her Aug. 8 report on illegal immigration (and a subsequent tweet) outstripped her own usual […]
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Court rightly says Catholic schools can be, yes, Catholic
(August 12) The court victories for religious liberty keep coming, so much so that one wonders when the virulently anti-faith Left will finally, blessedly, admit defeat. No matter how much […]
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Most U.S. athletes made us proud in Olympics
(August 9) The just-concluded Olympics were a huge triumph for the United States, whose athletes were almost universally likable and patriotic while keeping domestic politics at bay. And it was […]
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Great New Orleans jazz film starts streaming August 11
(August 5) Dr. Michael White, the traditional New Orleans jazz clarinetist, is a virtuoso at his craft. If a new documentary film called City of a Million Dreams receives as […]
