Opinion

From as long ago as I can remember (and that is a long time for this old man), we have been told “change is good.” To be certain, many times

Well, bless Ohio’s heart, because if you needed any more proof that we live in strange times, here it is. A routine traffic stop in Springfield Township, Ohio, took an

Consider this the musings of an old man.  My thinking could simply reflect generational differences.  On the other hand, the possibility exists that some principles might be worth preserving as

Oh, Rockport, Massachusetts—what a charming little fishing town, nestled by the sea, with a history of resilience that stretches all the way back to the War of 1812. Back then,

It probably is unseemly for a Presbyterian to give advice to Catholics as it concerns the selection of their next Pope.  Hopefully, those reading this (Catholic or otherwise) will conclude

In 2008, my friend Bill Bishop wrote The Big Sort.  He highlighted that increasingly Americans were choosing to work, live, and worship with like-minded individuals.  In other words, blue states

You know how when you’re on a rollercoaster and everything is going perfectly fine until that moment when your stomach falls out of your body and your brain considers taking

You can turn on the television almost any night and see the commercial for an insurance company where the punch line is “we can’t stop you from becoming your parents.” 

There are probably few policymaking challenges for our elected officials more difficult than balancing the interplay between progress and policy. Innovation is the life blood of any capitalist economy and

Is your dog really an environmental villain? In Founder and Managing Editor Jessica Curtis’s latest opinion piece on The American Thinker, she tackles the absurd claim that our beloved pets