This is a difficult book to read. MacDonogh’s descriptions of street brutality against Jews and the political thuggery practiced by Hitler and his lieutenants are chilling. The shameful inaction, and sometimes shameful action, of the Western powers can produce guilt feelings and our own question of conscience: Though the Holocaust memorials say, “Nie wieder”, never again, do we have the political and diplomatic – or military – will to halt such a monstrosity today?
A new program helps Jones County high school students set their sights on college success.
In this issue: We need your help Newt Gingrich on the future of America JLF’s 20-year legacy The N.C. Constitution and education JLF award winners Meet Bob Appleby JLF milestones
If candidates for federal, state, and local office aren’t talking bluntly and frequently about competitiveness, voters should ignore them and find better leaders.
Nostalgia is a poor basis for setting government policy. In economic policy, it's a dangerous temptation – no more so when considering agriculture.
There is substantial room for liberals, populists, conservatives, and libertarians to agree on criminal-justice reforms.
