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One of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ most meaningful talks this year was the one he gave at the Washington (DC) Jesuit Academy.

Jesuits at the Univesity of San Francisco have apparently found a new meaning for ecumenical.

President Bush practices free speech at Furman University’s 2008 Commencement.

Saudi Arabian councilmen and lawmakers laud Resolution 120 as the answer to centuries female oppression, yet their failure to implement the motion has rendered it all but meaningless.

Rumors of a high school pregnancy pact are stealing headlines in America’s largest newspapers and prompting more parents to question what public education is teaching their children about sex.

Ted Carpenter, author of Smartpower, says that America needs to avoid military intervention.

In his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on June 19, Scott McClellan expressed his frustration over alleged leaks and cover-ups by White House officials.

Under the guise of scholarship, the professoriat would have us “leave them alone” but is the feeling mutual?

A University of Pennsylvania professor, and Washington Post media reporter have written analyses of a new Obama ad. But they are as flawed as the ad itself.

Barack Obama has appointed Georgetown Professor Tony Lake to his foreign policy team. Lake denies Alger Hiss’ well-established Communist connections.

German courts have repeatedly upheld homeschooling as a form of “child abuse,” a conclusion echoing that of a California court last February.

The McClatchy Company, which owns 30 daily newspapers, just completed a five-day series on the living conditions of suspected terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.