Catholic schools like the new federal education law
Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service
The measure, overwhelmingly approved by the House and Senate, also was endorsed by the US Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Catholic Education, the National Catholic Educational Association and the Council for American Private Education.
Has Congress Already Forgotten About the Deficit?
Russell Berman, The Atlantic
A sweeping tax bill under discussion would cost $700 billion to $800 billion over a decade, erasing revenue generated from recent fiscal deals.
The latest social science is wrong. Religion is good for families and kids.
W. Bradford Wilcox, AEI
It’s a message we hear more and more: Religion is bad. And certainly recent headlines — from terrorist attacks perpetrated by radical Islamists in Paris and San Bernardino to the strange brew of warped Christian fundamentalism that appeared to motivate alleged shooter Robert Dear at the Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs — feeds the idea that religion is a force for ill in the world.
Corporations are People, Too
Carson Holloway, Public Discourse
The contemporary left’s extreme anti-corporation position is hostile to the traditional legal culture of American liberty, which advances the common good by protecting the rights of both individuals and formally organized groups of people.
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