2006 
Solemn Joy and Hot Gospel(15)
’Twas the middle of that sacred time of year when all Americans pause to remember what is most important—Christmas Shopping Season. I had just walked through the automatic doorway of MediaPlay, out in what was then the edge of Rockford’s wasteland (the East State Street shopping corridor, which has since sprawled itself all the way [...]
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Christendom Under Siege
Thomas Fleming on the siege of Belgrade and what it can teach us about the Muslim threat, Srdja Trifkovic on Islam’s conquest of Europe, Derek Turner on how Britain is ushering in its own destruction, and Alberto Carosa on the media’s one-sided reaction to Pope Benedict’s Regensburg speech. Plus, Christie Davies on why Europe should oppose Turkey’s admission to the European Union.
The Disappearing Border—November 2006
Thomas Fleming on the myth of assimilation, David A. Hartman on the cost of illegal immigration and America’s responsibility to protect its borders, Chilton Williamson, Jr., on the life and legends of Pancho Villa, Gregory McNamee on the environmental effects of illegal immigration, Steven Greenhut on the less glamorous side of Orange County, and Wayne Allensworth on how the absence of a national identity helps the spread of Islam. Plus, Ted Galen Carpenter on why the U.S. needs to begin dialogue with North Korea and Iran.
Saving American Manufacturing—October 2006
Thomas Fleming on economics and gain, Tom Landess on the birth and death the textile industry in the U.S., Greg Kaza on the Fed’s blunders, William Hawkins on tariffs as a partial remedy for America’s trade deficit, and David Hartman on how much globalism is costing the rest of us. Plus, a short story by Anthony Bukoski.