God must have a special place reserved for Holocaust deniers

It is a central tenet of moral theology that there are gradations of sin. To argue that God views stealing a towel from a hotel and raping a child as moral equivalents renders God a moral fool.

‘Save the world’ is a racket; stop falling for it

Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of colossally failed cryptocurrency platform FTX, is just the latest swindler to parlay grandiose aspirations into a scam that goes down in flames and takes other people’s money with it.

Wake up! Balenciaga is what’s coming

In case you missed it, fashion house Balenciaga created a furor last week with its ad campaign featuring toddler girls holding teddy bears sporting BDSM (bondage and sadomasochism) outfits.

The Left’s cynical ‘speech is violence’ ploy

The week before Thanksgiving, another evil mass shooter unleashed horror at a gay club in Colorado Springs, killing five and wounding another 25.

The question fools don’t ask

What would you think of a person who never asked the price of anything he or she bought? You would assume the person was inordinately wealthy. But if the person wasn’t, you would dismiss him as a fool, and you would certainly never ask this person for advice about how to spend your money.

Things to be thankful for

One of the worst aspects of an everenlarging government is that it begins to take on an outsized importance in our daily lives. The political parties and people who control them become more important than they should be.

When four seconds mattered

Some people might think sitting high up in the end zone of a college football stadium is not a good place to watch a game. They would be wrong. The ultimate strategic goal of every football team in every game they play is simple: Score more than the other team.

The right to vote

My beloved 96-year-old father is an elder statesman of his beloved Lampasas.

Young Americans voted to ruin their lives

Last week, The New York Times published a column by a left-wing academic (forgive the redundancy), John Della Volpe, director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics. In his first sentence, Mr. Della Volpe reveals his politics.

How to know which side tells the truth?

In a recent Fireside Chat -- my weekly podcast for PragerU, half of which is dedicated to my taking questions from (mostly) young people around the world -- a man in his 20s asked how he was supposed to figure out who is telling the truth and who isn’t.