A tribute to the archaeologist who helped prove Bible’s truth
(June 10) Just as some history is worth revisiting several millennia after the fact, so too some news stories are worth comment several weeks in abeyance. So it is with […]
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(June 10) Just as some history is worth revisiting several millennia after the fact, so too some news stories are worth comment several weeks in abeyance. So it is with […]
By Quin Hillyer /
(June 8) Alabama, Florida, and other states are on dangerous constitutional ground by passing laws forbidding private businesses to require proof of coronavirus vaccination for entrance to their premises. If […]
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(May 27) A federal judge in Louisiana this week heard oral arguments in the latest phase of cases showing again how public school establishments can be perniciously bonkers. The Jefferson […]
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(May 23) What Phil Mickelson did Sunday in winning the PGA Championship three weeks shy of his 51st birthday is one of the great sports achievements of our lifetimes. It […]
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(May 26) Rick Santorum could teach CNN a lot about honor, decency, and American history. The aggressively liberal cable news network last weekend terminated the punditry contract of Santorum, the […]
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(May 18) Far too many corporate giants have engaged in ill-informed pandering to left-wing political causes, all while their own stables need major house-cleaning. They may suffer as they learn […]
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(May 26) As the epidemic of opioid abuse gets steadily worse, the federal government continues to waste its time blaming Walmart rather than the doctors, black marketeers, and users who […]
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(May 6) Baseball speedster Bobby Bonds was at nearly full speed approaching the ugly right-center fence at Candlestick Park when he took a stutter step as if considering a mighty […]
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(Official Washington Examiner Editorial, May 5): California is among the states going way overboard in inventing new ways to be mollycoddle dangerous criminals. These states are diminishing society’s freedom by […]
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(May 6) Coastal Alabamians celebrated May Day this year by mingling maskless by the thousands at the Arts and Crafts Festival in Fairhope, the charming Mobile Bay town sometimes considered […]
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