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We celebrate, 250 years later, because it's a miracle to have inherited the great cause of mankind.

In the Hand of Dante mocks itself -- but Pacino and Scorsese bail it out.

The wife of William F. Buckley Jr. was a force in her own right.

And a searching view of Reformation-era England.

I think the Fourth of July is for more than love of country.

'This is a guy who agrees with those people on most things, but because he is imperfect, then they've turned on him.'

A Trump impressionist, comedy royalty, and MAGA faithful turn out for Bill Maher amid the building name wars.

I'm hoping at least for some kind of pause, and sincere talks to repair this wound in the church.

Faith Driven Consumer is elevating Christianity in the public square using some of the same tools that made the gay-rights movement so successful.

The culture war is so pervasive that even wool has an agenda.