Leaving to put ‘America First’ or staying to protect Afghan human rights would be defensible. Leaving while pretending to care about those rights is not.

Suddenly, Sunday, a riveting report came over cable news. The U.S. embassy was urging all Americans to “leave Afghanistan as soon as possible.” Message: Get out while you can.

With the possible exception of cafeteria pizza on Fridays, nothing feels, to me, more “late 20th century public school” than reading and discussing Shirley Jackson’s 1948 short story, “The Lottery.

I used to look forward to the Olympics. Cheering on the people from my nation as I watched the best of the best compete was a blast. Now, it’s just another platform.

Banning CRT from schools will actually prevent students from fully understanding its weaknesses.

Nations have often gone mad in a matter of months. The French abandoned their supposedly idealistic revolutionary project and turned it into a monstrous hell for a year between July 1793 and 1794.

The left tries to portray any legitimate attempt to pass election integrity reforms as 1960s-style disenfranchisement of African Americans.

Was the Capitol Hill breach really just a rally that got way out of hand? Or was it “helped along” by people who weren’t Trump supporters at all?

By: Jason L. Riley – wsj.com – May 25, 2021 Regular readers of these pages need no introduction to Robert Woodson. For the uninitiated, Mr. Woodson is a veteran community activist who broke with the traditional civil-rights leadership in the 1970s after realizing that the agenda of “racial grievance groups” like the NAACP was increasingly at odds with the actual wants...

The question is simply this: Is American Christendom increasingly incompatible with American Christianity?