The Charlie Hebdo Massacre Adds New Meaning To ‘Trigger Warning’
“I prefer to die standing up than live on my knees.” These were the sadly prescient words of Stéphane Charbonnier, the editorial director of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, who was gunned down in...
View ArticleClimate Talks Show Us Progressivism’s True Hypocrisy
What do you call it when elites fly their private jets to an international climate change conference to forge a deal with despots that caps American prosperity without our consent? You call it...
View ArticleWhen In Rome, Do As The Iranians Do?
As doctor of the church, bishop of Milan, and church father extraordinaire, St. Ambrose dealt with liturgical differences between local churches. He had a teaching, which St. Augustine conveyed in both...
View Article4 Things To Know About Obama Censoring The Words ‘Islamist Terrorism’
It’s no secret that President Obama has refused to use the phrase “Islamist terrorism” to describe Muslim militant groups who do violence in the name of their religion. He took a lot of heat for this...
View ArticleHollande Suggests France Will Finally Defend Its Culture Against ISIS
It’s hard to feel hopeful about the state of Europe these days. In the two weeks since a Tunisian-born man drove a truck through a crowd in Nice, killing 84 people, Germany has been victim to four...
View ArticleWhat Happens When The Donald Trump Effect Ricochets Back To Europe
Americans aren’t the only ones reeling from Donald Trump’s surprise win of the presidential election last week. While offering their congratulations to Trump, French President François Hollande and...
View ArticleThought The U.S. Elections Were Crazy? Wait ‘Til You Get A Look At France’s
Americans are still reeling from the 2016 presidential election. We seemed to have every kind of intrigue possible, from “crooked Hillary” to Donald Trump’s nonstop scandal machine. A socialist nearly...
View ArticleVoters Deliver Weak Mandate For New French President In Precarious Position
Europe heaved a sigh of relief yesterday after French voters went to the polls and overwhelmingly pulled the lever for Emmanuel Macron, who won with 66.1 percent of the votes compared to Marine Le...
View ArticleThe Charlie Hebdo Massacre Adds New Meaning To ‘Trigger Warning’
Freedom of expression is worthless if it excludes speech that offends someone. People apologizing for the Charlie Hebdo attack should take note.
View ArticleClimate Talks Show Us Progressivism’s True Hypocrisy
It’s estimated that around 50,000 hypocrites will be participating in the Paris climate conference this week.
View ArticleWhen In Rome, Do As The Iranians Do?
Head coverings for foreign visitors to Iran would go over a lot better if other countries didn't neglect their own cultural norms to please others.
View Article4 Things To Know About Obama Censoring The Words ‘Islamist Terrorism’
We’ve seen President Obama avoid saying ‘Islamist terrorism’ before, but eliminating it from French President Francois Holland’s comments goes way beyond previous attempts.
View ArticleHollande Suggests France Will Finally Defend Its Culture Against ISIS
French President Francois Hollande’s comments about a recent ISIS attack on a Catholic priest hint the nation is becoming ready to count itself worthy of a real defense.
View ArticleWhat Happens When The Donald Trump Effect Ricochets Back To Europe
First, there was Brexit. Now, a Trump presidency. This year's political surprises could convince Europeans that radical change in power really is possible.
View ArticleThought The U.S. Elections Were Crazy? Wait ‘Til You Get A Look At France’s
If you think Americans had a rough election year, take a look at what’s been going on in France, which holds the first round of its presidential election next month.
View ArticleVoters Deliver Weak Mandate For New French President In Precarious Position
On Sunday French voters chose a centrist candidate for president, Emmanuel Macron, who has never been elected to office and who founded his own party.
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