Month June 2016
I’ve read a lot about “Reagan Democrats” possibly going towards Trump this election cycle. And they usually conclude that union members might go for Trump because of trade and immigration issues. But what I think is being forgotten is the… Continue Reading →
Pope Francis’ visit to Lund, Sweden, to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation will comprise “two parts” and will begin with a “common prayer” service in Lund’s Lutheran cathedral and continue with a public event at Malmö Arena that… Continue Reading →
I cover a lot of religious liberty issues here and at the National Catholic Register. I’ve got to admit, this is one of the more… interesting religious liberty lawsuits filed in recent memory. Religion Clause: A lawsuit was filed last… Continue Reading →
Someone tell Angela Merkel this shocking news. The Independent: Eighteen women have said they were sexual assaulted at a music festival in Germany. Three men from Pakistan aged between 28 and 31 have been arrested and police are still searching… Continue Reading →
There seems to be a lot of finger pointing over this kid who jumped into the gorilla enclosure. A lot of the ire seems to be focused on the parents. I’ve got to wonder, do any of those folks have… Continue Reading →
Testing my 8 year old. I said “The Declaration of Independence was written in…?” “Cursive?” she answered hopefully. *subhead*Heh.*subhead*