Paul Kengor
A fascinating fact has emerged in the aftermath of the Parkland, Florida
mass shooting: 26 of the 27 deadliest mass shooters in American history
all happened to share one thing in common. What might that be? Your
favorite liberal might pipe up with anything and everything from casting
a vote for Donald Trump to NRA […]
K. V. Turley
The 90th Academy Awards ceremony took place last night at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, at
5 p.m. PST.
The awards of late have become more politicized than ever. In the past,
what was needed to win an Academy Award was a good movie—plus a
considerable budget to promote it amongst members of the academy. In
latter […]
John M. Grondelski
2018 marks the centennial of the death of Joyce Kilmer in northern
France, 1918, born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1886. In his day, some
deemed him “America’s leading Catholic poet and lecturer of his
generation, often compared to British contemporaries G.K. Chesterton and
Hilaire Belloc.” Today, I fear that most Americans have heard his […]
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