Herald-Leader ? Courier-Journal ? Are you there? Are your hypocrisy meters turned on? Once again gay rights advocates, who make a big show...

Several websites (several of which are conservative) have printed lists of beliefs they had before the Iraq War that had to be abandoned bec...

Let me say that I am of the firm opinion that we are so soaked and steeped in scientism that we tend to think that we need a study to establ...

So far two sources have incorrectly reported that The Family Foundation of Kentucky is pushing former Office for Education Accountability di...

John Peterson graciously responded to my response to his piece in an earlier post on whether Chesterton should be used to gain answers to s...

I had the opportunity to chat with Peter Kreeft at the recent Society for Classical Learning conference. Kreeft is one of the most clear an...

The good news is that the Kentucky ACLU is losing its executive director. The bad news is that there will be a replacement.

The Kentucky School Board, which failed to hit the target in its first attempt to hire an education commissioner, thinks it can improve its ...

The State Board seems uninterested in substantive change, and the Herald-Leader wants to turn back the clock to the early 1990's. So wh...

I don't remember who said it, but it was worth saying: if you want to know what to think about something, just consult Chesterton. You ...

While the State School Board was scouring the country looking for someone to fill the post of State School Commissioner, they apparently did...

There are a lot of lessons to be drawn from the Barbara Erwin debacle. Erwin was the short-lived Kentucky School Commissioner who never ev...