By Mona Charen / National Review Online / Posted on August 23, 2019

The president’s talk of American Jews’ ‘loyalty’ and interference in two congressional Democrats’ trip to Israel hurt the interests of the Jewish state.

By George Weigel / The Catholic World Report / Posted on August 22, 2019

The case of Cardinal George Pell has reversed of the presumption of innocence that is the foundation of criminal law in the Anglosphere and obviated the requirement that the burden of proof rests on the prosecution to persuade jurors beyond a reasonable doubt.

By George Weigel / First Things / Posted on August 21, 2019

The rejection of Cardinal George Pell’s appeal of his conviction for sexual abuse calls into the gravest doubt the quality of justice in Australia—and the possibility of any Catholic cleric charged with sexual abuse to receive a fair trial or a fair consideration of the probity of his trial.

By George Weigel / George Weigel's weekly column The Catholic Difference / Posted on August 21, 2019

The empirical evidence suggests that the notions of a purposeful Creator and a purposeful creation cannot be dismissed as mere pre-modern mythology.

By Henry Olsen / The Washington Post / Posted on August 20, 2019

Treating employees like discardable machines rather than human beings can produce short-term financial results. But in the long run, it makes people distrust the engines of capitalism that provide such great wealth.

By Lance Morrow / The Wall Street Journal / Posted on August 19, 2019

A professor is under investigation for accurately quoting James Baldwin.

By Henry Olsen / The Washington Post / Posted on August 16, 2019

People who support high levels of low-skilled immigration often claim that immigrants do work that native-born residents won’t. The facts surrounding the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids of seven Mississippi chicken processing plants show how untrue that claim is.