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Conversion: A One-Way Street?

Pope Benedict XVI last week baptized a man into the Catholic Church. The man, Magdi Allam, had conver...

Close Enough to Shoot

Iranian provocation should have consequences....

McCain Is the Amnesty Candidate

It’s amazing how soon people forgot that John McCain is as bad as Teddy Kennedy on immigration....

Election 2008: The Year Without A Frontrunner

Could 'Super Tuesday' be wide open for both parties?...

John Vincent Coulter

The longest baby ever born at the Albany, N.Y., hospital, at least as of May 5, 1926, who grew up to ...

Barack Obama: Feeling Good

Politicians don’t usually get me excited, but Barack Obama does. Maybe it’s the contrast between him ...

ENPR: Romney Campaign at Death’s Door

McCain N.H. win leaves GOP race wide open; Romney campaign at death's door; New Hampshire win saves C...

Policy Amnesty

The next few weeks and months may be the most dangerous time for wise public policy circa 2009-2016. ...

Myths of ’68

This 40th anniversary of the turbulent year 1968 is already starting to spawn nostalgic accounts of t...

Pain, Suffering and Capital Punishment

Such is the state of modern society that the U.S. Supreme Court gets the job of deciding how much pai...

Obama’s ‘Change’ Campaign Just a Word

Obama has many big goals but few ideas on how they will actually be achieved....

Waterboarding Is Not Torture

Americans simply are losing their ability to distinguish right from wrong. I don’t know how else to p...

Live and Let Live, Says One Candidate

Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul opposes things like prostitution and drug use, but he says...

The Thin Man Goes to Washington

In his inaugural New York Times column, William Kristol suggests Mike Huckabee may be the right Repub...