Divine Providence and the Fourth of July
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; Two hundred forty-one years ago today (yes, today, July 2), 56 very courageous men passed a resolution (officially promulgated two days later) dedicated to […]
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Happy Independence Day
Herewith, the fourth and final verse of the Star Spangled Banner: Oh! thus be it ever, when freemen shall stand Between their loved home and the war’s desolation! Blest with victory […]
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Liberty Headlines: A Four-fer, from Sharia to ‘White Privilege’
Note: My work at Liberty Headlines involves rounding up and summarizing numerous articles on a single topic, so that it is sort of “one-stop shopping” for news on that topic […]
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Bringing civility back to civil society — a crucial enterprise
Note: For several weeks before last week’s horrific shooting of Steve Scalise and others, the Rt. Rev. Duncan Gray III and I had been trying to place in a prestige journal […]
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After shooting, we need faith in the public square
By Quin Hillyer at PJ Media; It is heartening, in the wake of this week’s horrific shooting of Republican Congressman Steve Scalise and others, to see so many responsible people […]
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Left defunded, Confederates debated, Hillary un-deified
Three news-summary stories from me last week at Liberty Headlines Follow the links below. — Quin The backlash against Confederate monuments, and debates about the worthiness of Robert E. Lee, spreads from state […]
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Time to get tough with campus thugs
By Quin Hillyer at the Washington Examiner; Call in the cops. Release the tear gas. Make arrests. Convict the arrested. Give the convicts real punishments. Repeat those steps, again and […]
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Seventy-five years after Midway
The key days of the key World War II battle that shifted the U.S. from defense to offense in the Pacific occurred 75 years ago this Sunday and Monday (June […]
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Worries about how the Saints drafted
By Quin Hillyer; Consider me concerned about what the Saints did in last weekend’s draft. It’s not that they failed to get good athletes with some excellent football skills. They […]
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In (partial) defense of the New Orleans monuments
Note from Quin: History is full of shades of gray. And while “slippery slope” arguments aren’t always valid and are often over-used, they can, if used carefully, be quite legitimate. […]
