The St. Isidore case came up short, but religious education may be better off for it

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May 28, 2025

The St. Isidore case came up short, but religious education may be better off for it

While advocates of religious education may be frustrated with the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent deadlock in St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond, they may have dodged a bullet. St. Isidore is a Catholic virtual school that applied to become a charter school in Oklahoma. The state denied the application because the school sought […]

Repeal the Home Care Rule and restore community-based care

May marks Older Americans Month, a time to honor our nation’s aging population. It’s also a time to consider how public policy can better support seniors’ ability to age with dignity, security, and independence. That means expanding access to in-home care and encouraging community-based solutions. One key step is to repeal the 2013 Home Care Rule. Most senior citizens want to age in place so they can […]

The tragic death of the summer blockbuster

Summer, to me, always meant hours at the movies. We didn’t have a lake house or a summer home. My summer home was the Avco Wilshire in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, plus a hundred other theaters within a 10-minute drive of my house. When I read stories about how the hits are back […]

Elias Rodriguez is a son of the Left’s revolutionary ecosystem

Elias Rodriguez’s alleged murderous rampage and the fifth anniversary of George Floyd’s death came four days apart, and these two events may not be as different as you think. They provide a grim omen that the revolutionary violence that shook the nation in the name of “social justice” five years ago is regrouping as anti-Israel […]

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