Lawrence Kadish

As our great nation begins its countdown to the November 5 presidential election, words of wisdom from three great heroes of history of come to mind. The first, from America's Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter, reminds us that: "Government is

This past month marked the 59th anniversary of the passing of one of America's greatest Supreme Court Justices. Given the central role the high court continues to play in our nation's daily life, it is important to once again revisit the insight,

We are a nation that respects the Constitutional separation of "Church and State," but we are also a nation founded on the moral authority found within the Bible. At a time when Easter is upon us and Passover is weeks away, it is important to reflect on

More than 60 years ago, Rev. J.H. Traugott wrote: "Jesus Christ did not come to make life easy but rather to make men great." Now, during the holiday season for a number of religions, when many may feel as if they are going through dark times, this

On the eve of Easter Sunday, for as far as the eye could see, thousands of police officers lined a quiet suburban Long Island street to offer their solemn final salute to a fellow officer, who was shot to death during a traffic stop in New York City.

The Great Depression swept across the nation some 90 years ago, creating a level of despair that nearly crushed America. Standing mute and dumbfounded on a breadline, tens of thousands became "forgotten men"; stripped of their jobs, their dignity, and

In the end, because of Israel's robust defense technology, Iran's recent drone and ballistic missile attack on Israel's urban centers was little more than a potentially deadly fireworks show, reportedly choreographed by the United States, in

Before Hitler declared war on the United States in 1941, there were Nazis marching in our streets as Americans. Today, at college campuses across our nation, there are Americans marching as Nazis and terrorist-supporters, shouting, "We're all Hamas."

For those who still believe that these violent student actions are a spontaneous response to Israel's military action: this is the weaponization of "woke

Plagued with inept leadership, a fractured society and an unstable economy, the once powerful, centuries-old Ottoman Empire was described by early 20 th century contemporaries as the sick man of Europe.