At New Year’s, looking back and ahead
Five books to read in 2023, Dec. 25: If you are like me, you have more books on the shelves than you can ever read, which also means that when […]
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EXCLUSIVE: CEO of National Trust resigns
(Nov. 18) Paul Edmondson, the CEO and president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation who has been heavily involved in turbulence at James Madison’s Montpelier , a Trust property, has announced […]
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How can we better serve our veterans?
(Official Washington Examiner editorial, Nov. 11) On this Veterans Day, let us not just praise the valor of those who served in the U.S. armed forces , but also do […]
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This Dutchman has lived the free-market dream
(Nov. 2) A book I just finished offers lessons to the increasing number of young people who fail to appreciate the virtues of the free market or of the American […]
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August columns and editorials
One and Three Quarters Cheers for the Late Mikhail Gorbachev (Aug. 31) As education unions go woke, real learning suffers (Aug. 30) The Left’s gender-bending is getting tiresome (Aug. 29) […]
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A veritable smorgasbord of articles
For each column/editorial in this smorgasbord, follow the link embedded in the headline to read the whole piece. Senator Ben Sasse shows Reaganesque outlook and insight (June 7): Sen. Ben […]
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Liberal media behaving very badly
“Media behaving very badly” has become a daily occurrence. Herewith, three examples, with links to the full columns embedded in each headline. Piers Morgan wrongs Trump in latest example of […]
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A Huge Hodgepodge of columns
In this hodgepodge of pieces, follow the link in each headline, please. A U.N. mandate should provide troops to protect Kyiv and Odesa (April 6) ….Some of us don’t have […]
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Why the United States is worth fighting for
(March 14) Criticism justly is raining on the large numbers of Democrats and young people who say they would flee the U.S. rather than “stay and fight” if our nation […]
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R.I.P. to Dick Williams, legendary newsman and wonderful guy
(Jan. 28) Newspaperman Dick Williams helped publicize football legend Gale Sayers, played basketball in Madison Square Garden, inadvertently helped launch Bill Clinton toward the presidency, and spent a memorable 24 […]
