A war of words.
If Pope Leo XIV has as pointedly condemned Iran as he has the United States and Donald Trump, I can’t find it
If Pope Leo XIV has as pointedly condemned Iran as he has the United States and Donald Trump, I can’t find it
In the same week the United States has made war and human spaceflight look easy.
A nation’s prestige has a great deal to do with its ability to shape world events.
“Ordinary Americans” about whom Democrats constantly purport to care languishing in airport security lines for hours is acceptable collateral damage.
As much as I’d like to believe otherwise, I am skeptical of the idea that Operation Epic Fury will be quick and easy. War never is.
Much good can come from this kinetic action in Iran. But wars can destroy presidencies.
Churlishness is a lot of things. One thing it certainly isn’t is policy.
Put out a product that both sides are willing to trust, and you have a business. Write off half of your potential universe, and you have a problem.
When you boil down Naziism and communism you come to understand that they are two sides of the same coin.
A society cannot long survive as a patchwork of competing identities, cultures, languages, and customs.
One of those little things I might bring up is that God hates the spilling of innocent blood. The IRGC…
Excellent article; spot on Sir!!! One point supporting this editorial that should be asked point blank to the Pope. "Do…
Catholicism has gone from the chief defender of the faith to just one more European manager of the West's decline.…
Totally agree with your position. If these liberals (including the Pope) could ever get past their Trump derangement syndrome, they…
Thank you, Mr. Gleiser! Every American needs to read this You Tell Me Texas.