To activist youffs, everything is an emergency
By Michael Warren Davis
The Democrats still can’t bring themselves to reclaim their blue-collar base from Trump
By Michael Warren Davis
Where Bush 41 exemplified the virtues of WASP statesmanship, Weld embodies its vices
By Michael Warren Davis
No other Catholic layman, however devout or virtuous, would be afforded such a happy retirement
By Michael Warren Davis
Following Trump around to film his speeches doesn’t make you a hero
By Michael Warren Davis
If Trump continues to break his promises through a second term, the Hawaii congresswoman would be well poised to pick up the pieces
By Michael Warren Davis
First Georgetown Prep, now Covington. Who’s next?
By Michael Warren Davis
As conservatives, the US bishops’ instinct is to take the Pope’s slights on the chin. But in the last year, they’ve begun pushing back
By Michael Warren Davis
Like all stereotypes, the “sneaky Jesuit” is truer than not. And as a practicing Catholic, I’m grateful to the Society of Jesus for its work refining the art of equivocation. It’s gotten me out of several difficult conversations with housemates without outright lying, such as: “Who drank the last of the Maker’s Mark?” Not me! (It […]
By Michael Warren Davis
One out of every 14 Americans (myself included) watched the British Royal Wedding in 2011, which drove the other 13 completely bonkers. Didn’t our ancestors give their lives so the American people wouldn’t have to pay attention to the mating rituals of tyrants like Queen Elizabeth II and her brood? Yet, now more than ever, […]
By Michael Warren Davis
