Kathleen Parker

Warning: Lousy movies cloaked in moral concern may be hazardous to your intelligence. So this is what "corporate morality" looks like. In a bold move that proffers new oxymoronic opportunities,...

I rarely open fundraising mail. So many requests; so little money. But the name Jane Roe in the upper left-hand corner caught my eye. I hadn't given Jane Roe, a.k.a....

On the same day last week that smoker Richard Boeken was awarded a staggering $3 billion for successfully contracting lung cancer after 40 years of smoking Marlboro cigarettes, a new...

The new census report showing a decline of the traditional nuclear family has unleashed a Niagara of punditry and a defensive howl from members of The New American Family. Among...

At about 7 a.m. one day in September of 1999, at a home on a dead-end road in rural North Carolina, a 2-year-old girl put her jammies into the hamper...

In the unlikeliest of reactions, I felt a surprising rush of relief when Timothy McVeigh's execution was delayed. Not because McVeigh, monster narcissist, doesn't deserve the worst fate, but because...

Male-bashing, long a popular pastime among divorced women and other victims of testosterone exposure, may take on literal tones in Wisconsin. Under a new proposed law, an abused woman's relatives...

Wife beaters, gay proms and Timothy McVeigh are proving yet again the rule of passive resistance, which is: When people whom you find offensive demand attention, ignore them. Wise parents...

Connecting the dots between two recent federal studies, we might expect the bully problem to be with us for a while. One of those studies, sponsored by the National Institute...

President Bush's new family initiatives, which promote such antiquated notions as marriage and fatherhood, have the Rad Fems in high dudgeon, charging that the seedpods now occupying the White House...