The Louisville Courier-Journal says that 15 percent of Louisville residents live in poverty. Is this true? Several years ago, I debated a ...

My piece on the attempt by public schools to punish private school athletic programs for their success ( see my previous post with the full ...

The College Board has published its national profile report and, once again, students who have studied Latin have acquitted themselves well ...

Donald T. William's article "Writers Cramped," argues, among other things, that the writing of good Christian literature requ...

Attorney General Greg Stumbo is threatening to sue the Governor for having too many Republicans on the Boards of Trustees for UK and U of L....

The Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) was recently rebuffed by state lawmakers when it tried to institute a plan that would ...

Are people "homophobic" simply because they believe homosexual behavior is wrong? Timothy Kinkaid at Box Turtle Bulletin, a pro-ga...

Some thoughts on how to avoid bad blogging: 1. Don't talk about what you're going to talk about. Just talk about it. Is it just me...

Yesterday's Louisville Courier-Journal sported a cartoon by Scott Coffman on its editorial page attacking the Family Foundation. It s...

Comments like these bring to mind once again the bizarre spectacle of a group of people who spend the majority of their public remarks oppo...

My good friend Mike Janocik at Kentucky Right to Life sent me a copy of the following article he did for the Louisville Courier-Journal on ...

I am working on a piece titled, "The Return of Real Danger: Why is Harry Potter so Popular?" In the process, I ran across this in...