Category: Reflections

After returning from Paris, where I spent the weekend of November 4-6, I was frequently asked about the suburban “riots” there. In truth, I knew …

FrontPage Magazine has published an interesting interview with Phyllis Chesler, who has been a major force in pushing the gender feminist (GF) agenda for decades …

Libertarianism may not be setting the world of electoral politics alight, but it continues to be the source of tremendous intellectual vitality – a fact …

About a month ago, I took up a new habit: smoking. I don’t like it – as a matter of fact, I hate it – …

My uncle, W. Cleon Skousen, died on Jan. 9, 2006, at the age of 92. He influenced millions of lives, especially out West, as a …

Each side in a political dispute settles on its own version of history. Each may see an event from the same media eyes, but what …

One of the least noticed, let alone resisted, oppressions of contemporary life is the ruthless tyranny of time, our clock- police state. Everywhere Big Brother, …

California environmental groups and their allies in state government have imposed so many planning regulations that it is virtually impossible to build electric power plants …

Bush vs. Patton – Administration figures are try- ing their hardest to fend off calls for a timetable for troop withdrawal: • George W. Bush, …

It’s conventional wisdom, for a very large number of unwise people, to claim Shakespeare was right when he wrote “The first thing we do,.let’s kill …