The United States Supreme Court Building at 1 First Street Northeast in Washington, D.C.Colorado has developed a habit of losing First Amendment cases at the U.S. Supreme Court — and it appears they haven't learned their lesson yet. The High … [Read more...] about Colorado’s Losing Record Before SCOTUS
Technology Falling Out of Favor in Schools
vojtech-bruzek-J82GxqnwKSs-unsplashFor years, putting a screen in front of every student was treated as visionary education reform. The data are now in — and they tell a very different story. American students' test scores have been declining … [Read more...] about Technology Falling Out of Favor in Schools
A Patriot’s Resource To Be an American
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Color_film_strip_depicting_various_photos_of_scenes_and_statistics_from_c.1949-1950%E2%80%99s_Duplin_County_Schools,_PhC.188._From_Photograph_Collections,_State_Archives_of_North_Carolina,_Raleigh,_NC._(90179657 … [Read more...] about A Patriot’s Resource To Be an American
Is Political Feminism Finished?
Photo by Annie Spratt on UnsplashPolitical feminism — the organized push to elect women to high office as a matter of ideological priority — is showing serious signs of collapse, and the cracks are appearing from within the Democrat Party … [Read more...] about Is Political Feminism Finished?
Honoring Our Flag
July-4-2019-flag.png editedThis Sunday, Americans celebrate Flag Day — and it deserves more attention than it typically gets. Flag Day doesn't draw the crowds of Memorial Day or the fireworks of Independence Day. But what it represents is just … [Read more...] about Honoring Our Flag
Then and Now: Lost Courses, Lost Traditions, Lost Childhood
Shimer College yearbook photograph, via Wikimedia Commons.There's a generation of Americans who remember a different kind of school — and what's been lost says a great deal about what's gone wrong. Not long ago, high school meant shop … [Read more...] about Then and Now: Lost Courses, Lost Traditions, Lost Childhood
A Tale of Two Schools & the Growth of Classical Education
It was so long ago that the U.S. Supreme Court outlawed prayer in public schools that most Americans have forgotten what a public uproar that caused back in 1962. Two public schools. Eight hundred miles apart. And a contrast so stark it tells you … [Read more...] about A Tale of Two Schools & the Growth of Classical Education
Economics in Christian Perspective
money-2724245_1920Previously Recorded by Phyllis SchlaflyIn order to try to understand what is happening to our economy, Americans need to have basic knowledge of economics. Today I'm going to share with you some thoughts from a book that is not … [Read more...] about Economics in Christian Perspective
The Bible Belongs in Public School Readings
bible-book-christian-250609The Texas State Board of Education has released a list of roughly three hundred literary works proposed for the public school curriculum from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Classics like Charlotte's Web, Animal … [Read more...] about The Bible Belongs in Public School Readings
Paving the Way for Independence in ‘76
John Adams proposing George Washington for Commander-in-Chief of the American Army On June 7th, 1776, a tall Virginian rose from his chair in the State House in Philadelphia (now called Independence Hall) and changed the course of human … [Read more...] about Paving the Way for Independence in ‘76
