Kathleen Parker

Revolutions are not always noisy events. Sometimes they are quiet affairs--the product of long, thoughtful conversations between two people over coffee. Or among millions listening, nodding their heads, building a...

The next-worst thing to hearing of yet another child abducted by a known molester is yet another tutorial by the newest media darling--pedophile pundit Jake Goldenflame, whose Dickensian name seems...

When is a husband not a husband? That's the question that keeps scratching at the back door of the hospice where Terri Schiavo lay slowly dying of starvation through the...

There was a time not so long ago when a sane person could say, "Children need a mom and a dad," and the townspeople would roll their eyes and wonder...

Revelations this past weekend that author Doug Wead secretly taped conversations with his close friend, George W. Bush, who was then the governor of Texas, for use in a book...

With the recent toppling of CBS' Dan Rather and now a top CNN news executive, Eason Jordan, I think we can declare without fear of contradiction that rigor mortis is...

In the 1998 movie "Soldier," Sgt. Todd is talking to the woman who nursed him back to health, and she asks: "What are you going to do?" Todd replies: "I'm...

As the world watched millions of Iraqis walk miles to vote, in some cases stepping over puddles of blood left by suicide bombers, a glum Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) appeared...

Among the many blessings I have failed to fully appreciate is my exemption--thanks to my children's advanced years--from having to know much about SpongeBob SquarePants. Until recently, I've been only...

In the movie "Annie Hall," Woody Allen's Alvy Singer character memorably says: "I can't enjoy anything unless everybody is. If one guy is starving someplace, that puts a crimp in...