By The New York Post Editorial Board More than 100 million of today’s Americans weren’t yet born a quarter century ago, on the day of the greatest act of mass murder on US soil; however incredible it seems to those who lived through 9/11, those…
So, a bunch of AI’s attacked some AI called “Hugging Face” and now some people are concerned that Skynet is weeks away. The more I read, the more I think the incident is far more reflective of humanity than it is our efforts to build artificial…
I spent the week in Los Angeles and I wish that the title for this post was entirely hyperbolic, but sadly, portions of LA are a hellscape and even when you are not in those portions, the place is still dingy and dull and worn out. This post…
In the interest of diplomacy and personal relations, it’s normally a good idea to follow the adage, “If you can’t say anything nice about someone, don’t say anything at all.” But when it comes to assessing challenging and complex situations,…
At an advance screening on June 9 at the Kennedy Center, a fortunate audience saw Angel Studios and Wonder Project’s Young Washington, which opens in theaters July 3, on the eve of America’s 250th birthday. The movie feels refreshing because it…
It was inevitable, I suppose. And yet can one discuss inevitability when it comes to the statistically impossible? Yesterday, The NBC News projection desk declared the two way runoff for Los Angeles Mayor come fall was to be between incumbent…
On her Feast Day today, May 30, Joan of Arc is remembered as one of the greatest saints of not just her time, but all time. The Maid of Orleans inspires us all with her military victories for France, fearlessness in battle. and extraordinary…
AUSTIN, TX — James Talarico drew attention in recent months with his candidacy for Texas senator, but he reportedly had a bit of trouble appealing to the average Texan. To help with that, the Democratic Party sent in Minnesota Governor Tim Walz…
If ecumenism is to have integrity, it must be built not on gestures that obscure reality, but on a shared submission to the truth Christ embodies. The post Can Unity Be Built Without Truth? Lessons From Sarah…
The Sermon On The Mount – as preached by Jesus in Matthew 5-7 – is one of those passages of scripture, often cited, but rarely explored in depth. It is quite long and contains parts everybody loves (the Beatitudes) and warnings no…
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