In an interview on the Spanish-speaking cable network Univision, Mitt Romney good-naturedly declined to label himself a "Mexican-American" on the grounds that, although his father, George Romney, had indeed been born in Mexico, Mitt's grandparents were A

Paul Harvey Apropos of nothing other than being in a state of end-of-week exhaustion, with no relief in cite (little joke, sorry) this weekend, I leave you all with some profound insight from the "spam" folder of unpublished (and deleted in bulk) comment

Column by Norma Higgs — I heard from a couple of my readers who added a few tidbits that I did not know about their families. One of the Trincanati granddaughters said their mother Margaret Stecko is now 96 and alive and well, now residing at Our Lady of

Paul Harvey I'm pleased to post this interview with Thomas Kidd, prolific author of books on eighteenth-century American religious history and Professor of History at Baylor University. In the last couple of years, Kidd has published God of Liberty: A Re

Two recent posts on this blog have brought deserved attention to the question of the European Court’s handling of admissibility decisions. In the course of criticising the substantial misrepresentation of the statistics for UK petitions to the European C

If ever I needed to channel Paul Harvey, now is the time. Since SB1070, I don’t think I have ever witnessed more false statements, misunderstandings and outright lies than I have with the school lunch opt-out bill. So with great respect for a radio legen