May 17, 2025
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No one has done a better job addressing modern-day child abuse than Sen. Josh Hawley. Bill Donohue explains why more needs to be done. February 24, 2025 Hon. Josh Hawley 115 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator Hawley: The bill you introduced last month, “The Jamie Reed Protecting Our Kids from Child Abuse Act,” would allow minors …
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By Bill Donohue Economists often note that the stock market occasionally goes into spasms, or sudden downturns that gets everyone nervous. But, they caution, such changes are often necessary: they amount to a market correction. Cultures change as well: wild swings of the pendulum typically abet a strong reaction. We are now witnessing a cultural correction. But it is folly …
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By Bill Donohue DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) policies are dying. This became inevitable once the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in college admissions in 2023. Subsequently, the corporate elite began to reconsider the wisdom of keeping their DEI policies. Pressure from advocacy groups, such as the Catholic League, added to the momentum. Most important, President Trump is currently …
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By Bill Donohue In our therapeutic world, where feelings too often dominate reason, it is almost sinful to question the merits of compassion. But to have real-life meaning, we need to know the object of compassion before applauding. In other words, when compassion is misplaced, it is not virtuous. A popular dictionary definition of compassion reads, “sympathetic pity and concern …
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Poland and other Central European countries are in a position to assist the U.S. to meet its strategic challenges. Jan. 16, 2025 – In “Nations Prepare for a Post-European World” (Global View, Jan. 7), Walter Russell Mead contrasts European decline with American renewal. How right he is—but his analysis applies only to Western Europeans. Central Europe is successful in most categories he …
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From Lucja Swiatkowski Cannon Senior Research Fellow Institute of World Politics Washington, DC, US Jarosław Kuisz fundamentally misrepresents the causes of current tensions in Polish-Ukrainian relations (Opinion, October 11). First, he claims that they are caused by the aftermath of “nationalistic egoism with which the Law and Justice (PiS) government saturated society”. This is not true as in the 2023 …
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Estimated two-thirds to three-fourths of PolAms Back Trump By Robert Strybel Warsaw Correspondent WARSAW–The Polish-American community cannot boast a primarily pro-Democrat voting bloc comparable to those ascribed to Jewish, Black and Hispanic Americans, but that might not be a bad thing. For generations, Polonians have been swing voters more aware of and attuned to ever-changing political issues than to blind …
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By Bill Donohue September 11, 2024 Vice President Kamala Harris and ABC moderators made comments about abortion during the presidential debate that were factually incorrect. Former President Donald Trump was correct. Worse, the media, by and large, are siding with the false narrative. Harris was asked by Linsey Davis if she supported any restrictions on a woman’s right to an …
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By Bill Donohue The vulgar parody of the Last Supper at the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics in Paris was not simply the product of one very sick anti-Christian bigot. There is good reason to believe that senior French officials gave their blessings to this attack on Christianity. That is why we are asking the International Olympic Committee to …
Continue ReadingBy Bill Donohue June 28, 2024 The “fact checkers” at the Associated Press, CNN, the Washington Post and WCBS radio (NY) are claiming that former president Donald Trump was wrong to say in the debate that not only do late-term abortions and partial-birth abortions still occur, babies are being killed after an abortion, and that the Democrats support it. They are …
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