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Ramesh Ponnuru and Jonathan Last for Head Guys. Of anything. Last today, at Galley Slaves: It would probably be impolite to point readers to the November issue of First Things, which features a long and typically brilliant Antonin Scalia essay on "The Language of Law," which is a review of Steven D. Smith’s book, Law’s…

An important series by Annie Banno at After Abortion and her own blog, three parts up so far: This is the first of a five-part series. Topics include how old and how racist and how wrong some of Steven Levitt’s (Freakonomics) conclusions really are. And you thought William Bennett was bad. Part one Part two…

Advancing at last? Although a dossier on Cardinal Newman’s beatification was first opened in 1958, no miracles had, until now, been attributed to his intercession. “I had to tell John Paul that the English are not very good at miracles,” Cardinal Murphy-O’Connor said. “It’s not that we are not pious, but the English tend to…

…that no one will give a straight answer to. Well, no one on a certain side of this issue. In regard to that WaPo piece, Andrew Sullivan asks of abortion: But it is always wrong. How can it not be? Simply, precisely put.
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