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Vacationing from all the problems of the world and the Church for a couple of weeks, this podcast offers for your enjoyment, D. Paul Thomas prays, some light summer fare. It’s all about cats.
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For the Weeks of August 24 & 31, 2026 The socialists are coming for the Senate: The DSA wants to abolish the chamber, curb judicial review, replace the presidency, and strip away the guardrails that protect minority rights, writes Horace Cooper. What could go wrong?
Why there aren’t more prosecutions: Lawfare has been practiced against conservatives for years...but why aren't corrupt leftists facing the same attacks? Former prosecutor Rachel Alexander explains some realities Mr. President, can you get Iran right?: Ahead of the 25th 9/11 anniversary, writes Mark Alexander, the very real threat of a nuclear "Islamic Bomb" detonation in the U.S. would be far more devastating The $40 trillion national debt in perspective: $40 trillion is a number so staggering that its beyond most people's comprehension. And yet, writes Mike Maharrey, the United States has managed to accumulate that much debt...much of it in the past few years How to close Iran’s escape routes: Shlomi Michaels offers a practical enforcement strategy for sealing the Turkish, Iraqi, crypto, and shell-company channels that are undermining U.S. sanctions Last Week The biggest garbage heaps in human history: So much for the lies about clean, renewable, sustainable energy. Paul Driessen asks, where will all the trash go?
Social media accounts of two D.C. Bar disciplinary counsels full of progressive hate: The organizations that are going after conservative attorneys, or those merely represented conservatives, like to portray themselves as only interested in the truth. Rachel Alexander argues that simply isn't so How colleges and universities are restoring civility on campus: A growing number of colleges and universities have launched well-funded efforts to restore civility among students, reports Mark Alexander Beyond CPI: The complete inflation story -- July 2026: The Consumer Price Index may show pleasantly agreeable numbers for July, writes Mike Maharrey, but the supply of money and the US Federal Reserve's balance sheet hint that when it comes to inflation, not all is good America got ‘Faucied’: Plenty of people would like to simply forget that the COVID-era ever occurred, but Curtis Hill says one man's name needs to be remembered forever for the effect that his words and actions had on the American people How the crisis in Hormuz is breaking global trade: From maritime coercion and shadow fleets to legal disputes, environmental risk, and trade-finance breakdowns, the Strait of Hormuz crisis is testing the systems that keep global commerce moving, says Ella Rosenberg View recent past articles or go to our archive
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