The 50th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the failures of former President Obama’s strategic policies, remind us that the best policy is peace through strength.
Archives: Mindszenty Reports
American Patriotism Divided
Liberals and young adults report less national pride in recent national surveys, pointing to the importance of restoring civics education.
As The Left Fiddles, North Korea Goes Nuclear
North Korea’s murderous communist regime continues to make advances in nuclear weaponry that threaten the United States, South Korea and Japan.
Left-wing Authoritarianism: An Old Tyranny In New Clothes
Violent mobs have shut down right-wing speakers on several campuses in early 2017, extending a long history of leftist intolerance for those who disagree with them. We must demand better from our universities.
The Church, Pope Francis And Population Control
Paul Ehrlich’s February appearance at a Vatican-approved conference bolstered perceptions that the pope is in league with radical environmentalists as well as anti-capitalists.
Fake Morality: The United Nations Vs. Israel
In his final month in office, President Obama slapped Israel in the UN, adding to the latter’s sordid history of moral failures and abetting anti-Israel activism on U.S. campuses.
Politics And The Quicksand Of Popular Culture
U.S. Republicans’ electoral gains in November 2016 do not change the need for vigilance about the left’s iron grip on TV, film and music, which influence the young who are future voters.
Target: The Catholic Church
Social justice warriors operating both inside and outside of the Church seek to push it leftward.
Christmas Comes Early To Republicans
Exit polls show that Donald Trump’s upset victory in the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign happened with the help of Catholic voters as well as non-college-educated whites in several crucial states.
Why Family Matters: Just Look At Our High Schools
New research underscores the profound impact of family structure on school performance. Having married parents is a better predictor of graduating from high school than income or race.
