At its most extreme, philosophical pragmatism denies the very existence of objective truth, arguing that opinions we declare true are merely those that have proved useful to one interest or another.

Fox News president Roger Ailes admits: the Obama administration isn't entirely off-base in their complaints about slanted Fox coverage. . . .

Rupert Murdoch explains why content really is king. . . .

Paul Rahe says it is easy to explain the nanny state, since there is a nanny in all of us. . . .

Charles Kesler describes the origins of, and prospects for, the cultural liberalism that sprang forth in the 1960s...

Rene Girard explains how he makes sense of, “On Earth peace, good will toward men.” . . .

Rene Girard describes the triangular structure of desire — object, model, and subject. . . .

Andrew Breitbart discusses his desire to “desperately#...#change the environment in Hollywood.”...

Archbishop Chaput describes Vatican II as the “primary grace of God to the Catholic Church in the 20th century.”...