A Catholic philosopher’s spellbinding fight against Hitler
Kate Veik, Catholic News Agency
“Very, very few people in Germany in 1920-1921 already realized that Nazism was a poison,” von Hildebrand’s wife, Alice, explained. “People closed their eyes and did not want to see. (Dietrich) saw the danger and he warned people. Many people would call him a pessimist, but unfortunately he was right.”
Income Inequality Is Good For The Poor
Scott Winship, The Federalist
A comparison of global data shows that developed countries with more income inequality have higher standards of living for the poor and middle class.
How Schools Can Help Disadvantaged Families
Mary C. Tillotson, Family Studies
There’s no substitute for a stable, happy family—but a good school can do a great deal to support kids without one.
Common Core Loses at the Ballot Box
Lindsey M. Burke, National Review Online
Sorry, Common Core. Last night just wasn’t your night. Voters resoundingly sided with candidates who rejected Common Core national standards and tests and promised to restore state and local control of education.
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