Commentary - America's Future

By AF Editors • Apr 10,2005

The FCC won’t let us be

The FCC might soon be regulating speech on cable and satellite TV, but the fact that over 85 percent of homes in the U.S. subscribe to those less-regulated services shows...

By David Freddoso • Apr 10,2005

May he live a hundred years

“[O]bedience to God is not, as some would believe, a heteronomy, as if the moral life were subject to the will of something all-powerful, absolute, extraneous to man and intolerant...

By AF Editors • Apr 03,2005

Bruckner: The divine and the beautiful

While we mourn the loss of Pope John Paul II, we should celebrating the music of another Catholic.

By Brendan Conway • Apr 03,2005

The age of judicial activism must end

With the looming departure of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist from a heavily divided United States Supreme Court, the stakes are high for President Bush. What sort of Justice will...

By AF Editors • Mar 27,2005

An Easter reflection on life and death

That so many think it is fine to let Terri Schiavo die shows that Pope John Paul II was painfully correct when he diagnosed our society as afflicted with a...

By AF Editors • Mar 27,2005

Hear no evil, see no evil, file-share no evil?

Last year the Ninth Circuit accepted Grokster's argument that because it has no knowledge of what files are traded and no ability to filter them, it cannot be held liable...