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In these latter days, being people of faith makes us targets, and we need resources that help us realize: I’m not alone.

Could a truck commercial herald an American renaissance?

Events happening over the coming days that may interest our readers.

Commentary Over the course of our lifetime we have been speeding toward one of the most dysfunctional and ...

Current debates over nationalism seem to generate more heat than light. Critics claim it amounts to creeping fascism. Champions claim it’s the way out of conservative malaise and failure. Figuring out who’s right is hard to assess, though, since disputants use the word to refer to so many different things. We might expect this equivocation from critics on the left. But even those who endorse some form of “nationalism” don’t seem to agree on what it means.

An American optimist, Rusty Reno joins Kevin to discuss how the Left’s crusade for social engineering is hurting our country by reengineering basic American principles and pushing a woke social agenda that fails to allow everyday Americans to flourish.

The tone of the "Restoring a Nation" conference in Steubenville was reactionary, but far from revolutionary.

Franciscan University of Steubenville, the conservative Catholic university in eastern Ohio, hosted a two-day conference in October where lead...

The camp of life and the camp of death differ in more than their political opinions.

In The New Yorker, Jill Lepore argues that the Democrats' decision to vote on the Women's Health Protection Act was more about stoking the cul...