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Are we turning into the Ned Lamont Republicans? No, I’m not talking about Republicans racing for the exits in Iraq….

For a long time now, secular liberals have taken it for granted that history is with them.  In this view,…

What will it take to wake up the West? Will a nuclear explosion beneath a North Korean mountain be enough?…

Is there anything the general public can do about the politically correct academy? In a word, yes. It’s easy to…

If you think there’s no such thing as a slippery slope, have a look at this chilling piece by William…

Iran may soon have nuclear weapons. Official intelligence estimates put an Iranian bomb five-to-ten years away. Yet some experts think…

Ironically, I got into my first protracted discussion about the Federal Marriage Amendment [FMA] at a wedding reception, a few…

American politics is about to undergo a sea change. Our lives are going to be transformed on a more personal…

Call me a gloomy hawk. It’s not just that I’m a hawk who’s disappointed with the course of fighting in…

The Ethics and Public Policy Center is delighted to announce that Stanley Kurtz has joined EPPC full-time as a Senior Fellow. Mr. Kurtz is a key contributor to American public debates on a wide range of issues, from marriage and family, to higher education reform, to the place of religion in public life, to the challenges of democratization abroad.

At a dinner party early last summer, some friends and I got to talking about why it was that the…

Dr. John DiIulio, Professor of Politics, Religion & Civil Society at the University of Pennsylvania, and William Raspberry, columnist for the Washington Post, spoke at the May 2005 on the subject of faith-based initiatives, including their politics, policy, research and public opinion.