NCAA Decision Adds to Notre Dame’s Woes
The University of Notre Dame’s once-legendary football program suffered another major blow this week when the NCAA issued a searing “Public Infractions Decision” detailing violations of academic standards.
Articles by Christopher Manion
NFL Snowflakes Take a Knee
A specter is haunting the NFL. Apparently, Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, considers the national anthem to be a sign of systemic racism, so he won’t stand for it. And it’s catching on.
Catholics vs. Criminals Revisited: Arrests Give Notre Dame ‘Come to Touchdown Jesus’ Moment
Every year since he arrived at Notre Dame in 2010, head football coach Brian Kelly has worked hard to win the national championship – and every year something happens.
China Strangles Civil Society
In the late eighteenth century, Edmund Burke, the intellectual godfather of American conservatism, praised man’s natural desire “to love the little platoon we belong to in society.” These “platoons” – our family, our church, our neighbors, our co-workers – are the foundation for our love of country.
Why the Wall Will Work
While European media feature several major stories a day on the immigration crisis there, America’s corporate media elites seem desperate to avoid the chaos caused by the breakdown of the rule of law on our own southern border.
