The Young Pope, a ten-part HBO drama written and directed by Italian filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino, follows the ascension of the young and captivating Lenny... Read More

Remember Ross Perot? He’s the billionaire who ran for president back in 1992. But he didn’t have the Russians on his side, and he... Read More

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I became an atheist on my own, somewhat of an antitheist rejecting my religious background, and I wanted to find more positive perspectives of... Read More

Well, that didn’t take long. HR 172, which would repeal the Johnson Amendment, has been reintroduced in the US House of Representatives by Rep.... Read More

The morning was still overcast from Inauguration Day, but there was excitement in the air. I felt it as I boarded a packed Metro... Read More

On a crisp and bright January day in 2009, when Barack Hussein Obama was inaugurated as president of the United States, Americans flooded the... Read More

The District of Columbia’s residents are very liberal—90 percent of voters chose Hillary Clinton in the presidential election—so it should come as no surprise... Read More