Read the latest opinion pieces from Paul Kengor, Executive Director at the Center for Vision & Values at Grove City College.
There’s a sweet, sentimental song by Frank Sinatra called “There Used To Be a Ballpark.” It’s a touching lament, remembering...
Read MoreI’ve been in academia long enough to remember the dark days of presidential rankings by groups like Political Science Quarterly and the New...
Read MoreI was quite saddened late last evening to learn of the death of my friend Michael Reagan, the oldest son...
Read MoreThis Christmas season, let’s remember Bob Hope, a truly special, great American. As pretty much anyone over the age of...
Read MoreI was so sickened and saddened by the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Many of us can’t quite explain why it...
Read MoreEditor’s note: A version of this article first appeared at The American Spectator. “The blood of the martyrs,” said Tertullian, “is...
Read MoreEditor’s note: This first appeared in the Pittsburgh Tribune Review in 2018. This year’s remembrances of September 11, 2001 were odd for...
Read MoreI recently had the privilege of being featured in the new film “The American Miracle.” The film is a docudrama,...
Read MoreThe Lincoln Institute’s columnists provide insightful commentary on a wide range of national and state level topics that go beyond talking points to focus on holding government accountable while fostering those policies that create a climate where businesses can grow and expand thus creating good family sustaining jobs for all Americans.
