By: Rich Lowry – nationalreview.com – October 29, 2023 The Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the Old City of Jerusalem sits atop the site of the Second Temple, the central place for Jewish worship before its destruction during the Roman siege of Jerusalem in 70 C.E. One wonders if any of the people braying about the alleged “settler colonialism” of Israel...

How do you know if your town or city has dead people voting in it? In the spirit of the season, let’s call them “Halloween voters.”  

By: Charles C. W. Cooke – nationalreview.com – October 26, 2023 Do you remember what it was like to visit a website in the summer of 2020? It didn’t matter what the purpose of the site was — banking, shopping, cloud services. For a while, it was almost guaranteed that, somewhere on the homepage or the log-in screen, there would...

It’s amazing how, in our age of the great unraveling, we see the value of a college education imploding before our eyes.

Google’s approach to email Source: Friday – caron@pointofview.net – Point of View Ministries Mail

By: Jason L. Riley – wsj.com – October 25, 2023 Chris Anderson, the British entrepreneur behind the popular TED Talks—online lectures that often receive millions of views—has been embroiled in a public spat with Coleman Hughes, a podcaster and prolific essayist who writes about culture, politics and race. I first met Mr. Hughes sometime in the late 2010s when he...

Remember when Sen. Rand Paul accused Dr. Anthony Fauci of funding China’s Wuhan virus lab?

Newly-elected House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is already about to trigger much wailing and gnashing of teeth from progressives in Congress.

I wonder what Derek Chauvin is thinking these days? He’s the former Minneapolis cop who became the Scapegoat Number One after George Floyd—sorry, St. George Floyd—died from a Fentanyl overdose while…

By: Abigail Anthony – nationalreview.com – October 22, 2023 A Princeton alumna revealed something shocking to me: When she was an undergraduate in the ’70s, she and her roommates had several fireplaces in their dorm suite, which they would set ablaze and gather around with friends. I couldn’t believe that, within the past 50 years, Princeton students had such a cozy...