During a 1968 Cabinet meeting in Paris President Charles De Gaulle asked his renowned Minister of Cultural Affairs Andre Malraux (1901-1976) to summarize the challenges facing France's two major partners in the newly formed "Common
First published 5/21/18 at Townhall.com. (Joy Overbeck) As the horrific events at Santa Fe High school unfolded, all the usual experts popped up on TV panels and interviews once again recycling their “never again” and “we’ve-gotta-do-something”
(Chelsea Johnson, 1776 Scholar) Matthew 25:35 says “For I was hungry, and you gave me food; I was thirsty, and you gave me drink; I was a stranger and you welcomed me.” Colorado had a
(Bill Moloney, Boston) As all know the polling industry has fallen on hard times of late, culminating in the monumental misreading almost all outfits experienced in the 2016 election. Adding insult to injury Gallup reports
(Boston) In 1958 via the Treaty of Rome six Western European nations (West Germany, France, Italy, and the Low Countries) began life as a cooperative economic entity known as the "Common Market". For thirty-five years
(Courtney Reanier, 1776 Scholar) Isn’t it sad to think that we are more concerned with how many plants we are legally entitled to grow than how this drug is devastating the growth and potential of
(Jordan Morales, CCU Senior) With the military facing recruiting shortages across all branches, the Department of Defense has had to lower their standards in order to be able to meet basic mission needs. For instance,
Katelyn Kellet Next week, in Washington D.C., the March for Life will be held on the national mall. The theme this year is ‘love saves lives,’ and because of the promises in God’s word, and
"You Can Always Count on Americans To Do The Right Thing... But Only After They've Tried Every Other Thing." -Winston Churchill (Bill Moloney, Denver) The War in Afghanistan- the longest war in American History- is
(Bill Moloney, Nantucket) In addition to familiar summertime diversions- beaching, biking, swimming, sailing- this island offers a steady parade of celebrity speakers opining on weighty cultural and political matters. A Nantucket truism validated by my