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House Minority Whip Steve Scalise paid fitting tribute Wednesday to a person without whose courage he and perhaps numerous other representatives and staffers probably would have died two years ago […]
Four columns from the Washington Examiner. Links to the full pieces are embedded in the headlines. Bully donor Culverhouse aborts the truth in donor spat with Bama Law (June 10): A […]
(June 4, early for June 6): If you ever stand at the beach at Vierville-sur-Mer — otherwise known as Dog Green Sector, Omaha Beach, Normandy, France — that’s when you […]
(June 3): When the Chinese government slaughtered unknown numbers of its own citizens in Tiananmen Square 30 years ago on June 4 (Chinese time), Americans waited in vain for their […]
Three columns about memorable people, and their art. (Follow the links in the headlines.) A slave ship and a restauratrice: black history done right (June 4): Two recent news items […]
What Trump got wrong, and what he got right. (Follow the links in the headlines.) Trump’s prepared remarks on D-Day were excellent (June 6): Give President Trump credit. His prepared remarks on […]
by Quin Hillyer| May 31, 2019 The educated mind grieves at reading in the Wall Street Journal that Civil War battlefields are attracting dramatically fewer visitors. These battlefields, especially as manned by […]
by Quin Hillyer May 28, 2019 The Supreme Court again has aborted its responsibility to provide more clarity on abortion-related legal issues. In doing so, the court continues its troubling tendency […]
No single man will ever epitomize the best of the National Football League like Bryan Bartlett Starr. On the field and off, Bart Starr was the very definition of a […]
“As I was swimming naked through the living room …” It might have been the best newspaper lead ever. It was the opening phrase of the first post-Hurricane Katrina column penned by Ronnie […]
