Columns
Is the exile coming home to roost?
Hillel GoldbergJan 08, 2015
NB: This column was written prior to the attack on Charlie Hebdo and the hostage-taking at a kosher supermarket in Paris on January 9. ONLY A two-year hiatus from...
The pen is mightier than the sword
Tehilla R. GoldbergJan 08, 2015
As a human being, as a Jew, and as a writer, I stand in solidarity with the heartbreaking tragedy at Charlie Hebdo. Adding to that, like my fellow writers, I […]
Greatest day of your life
Dennis PragerJan 08, 2015
In my final column on the greatest guide ever devised for a good world — the Ten Commandments — I offer my readers what may well be the single best […]
Funny {VIDEO}
Tehilla R. GoldbergDec 31, 2014
WELL, IF politics doesnt work out for MK Naftali Bennett, Israels Minister of Communications, he can always pursue comedy instead. By now most of you have probably...
The worst sin
Dennis PragerDec 31, 2014
The Ten Commandments is the most morally influential piece of legislation ever written. To give a good idea of how relevant each of the 10 is, take the third...
Cong. Mike Coffman’s Jewish forbears
Hillel GoldbergDec 31, 2014
came to Cong. Mike Coffman intending to get the story of his Jewish forbears. He gave me that, and much more, too. Highlights from our 90-minute conversation:...
States redistribute the wealth
David SirotaDec 31, 2014
IN 2008, then-candidate Barack Obama was lambasted for supposedly endorsing policies of wealth redistribution. The right feared that under an Obama presidency,...
Cops
Tehilla R. GoldbergDec 24, 2014
PEOPLE ONLY care about us after we are dead, were the words a NY cop said to me over 20 years ago after helping me out in a difficult situation. […]
PhDs and other false gods
Dennis PragerDec 24, 2014
I have been devoting my recent columns to the Ten Commandments because we need a fixed moral anchor to solve the problem of evil. Nothing is as effective as the Ten...
CU vs. aches and pains
Hillel GoldbergDec 24, 2014
Like many people, I have benefitted from physical therapists. They make the aches and pains go away. That’s why I was receptive when Pat Grant, a former Colorado state...
