"The 11th commandment prevails, and that is, 'Thou shalt not speak ill of another Republican,'" Ronald Reagan said. If these past few weeks are any indication ... “Donald Trump is a narcissist and an ...

America recently launched a national marketing campaign called #OwnYourFaith. This article is part of a series of essays tackling the questions many Catholics are asking about the church and the world ...

SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — The Republican presidential candidates can be expected to pay homage to Ronald Reagan at Wednesday's debate, but they may not adhere to one of Reagan's favorite rules: the ...

Earlier this month our community enjoyed our first Shabbaton at Brandeis-Bardin since before COVID. It was meaningful, and communal, and spiritual and fun. We observed Shabbat together in our bubble, ...

Ronald Reagan many times declared Republican civility as the Eleventh Commandment: “Thou shalt not speak ill of another Republican.” Many of us long for the return of the days of our hero, Reagan.

In order to “make news” something must be… new, or weird, or unusual. It’s already assumed we know the old and usual – so news is the opposite of that. We read about outliers and changes happening in ...

It seems like a lifetime ago when remembering Ronald Reagan’s embrace in the 1960s of what came to be known as the “Eleventh Commandment.” Meant to limit intraparty fire, the maxim went like this: ...

It was probably not intentional, but four of the Texas House's most conservative Republican members marked the 20th anniversary of Ronald Reagan's death by very publicly breaking the spirit of the ...

As GOP operatives race to the spin room to tout their candidates’ performance in the Milwaukee debate, President Reagan’s 11th Commandment — “Thou shalt not speak ill of other Republicans” — is having ...

WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice President Dick Cheney shot back at Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel of Nebraska, who has accused the Bush administration of playing "a pingpong game with American lives" by sending ...

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