J.D. Vance's remarks about the order of love drew harsh reaction from many in the Catholic commentariat. But he was right.

Vice President J.D. Vance claimed, "Judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power," sparking outrage and criticism.

On page 23, Vance wrote that "Mamaw" and "Papaw" are what he calls his grandparents: Other people have ... Hoover Institution. "J.D. Vance on His New Book Hillbilly Elegy." ...

The climax of which pitted two formidable and Machiavellian Republican leaders, Mitch McConnell and JD Vance — both with ties to Kentucky, but in different waxing and waning phases of their political ...

It is true that Vance's book includes an anecdote about his grandmother setting his grandfather on fire. Vance also discusses this story in a filmed interview, where he ...

McConnell helped Vance rise in political rank It’s worth pointing out that Vance — the former junior senator of Ohio, venture capitalist and author of ... Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), Vance — who ...

Nearly every time United States Vice-President J.D. Vance steps into an interview ... sexism and every other -ism. Vance has broken ground for a new crop of young conservatives: no longer is ...

Now J.D. Vance is openly feuding with the hierarchy ... They have become the new enemy, the inhuman “other” upon which our social ills and anxieties have been heaped … If a Christian leader ...

J.D. Vance, 39, was only 31 when he published “Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis” eight years ago. I was shocked when I read it back then. And my heart went out to ...