Greg Maresca

Maresca is a New York City native and a Marine Corps veteran living in Flyover, Pennsylvania.

Most Recent Articles by Greg Maresca:

Armistice and amnesia  July 25, 2025

Sadly, the war remains forgotten with Americans still on the front lines of a precarious ceasefire that has held with Frank Maresca’s granddaughter serving there today 72 years after he departed

Uncle SLIC’s lingering loans July 20, 2025

Student loan forgiveness is nothing but a political bribe

Stirring the gravy July 13, 2025

The world loves Italy because it is old and still glamorous. Italy eats and drinks well but is rarely fat or drunk much like its people.

250 Countdown July 5, 2025

Adams also warned, “Liberty, once lost, is lost forever,” emphasizing how fragile freedom can be if citizens become complacent.

With or without June 29, 2025

A “head in the sand” isolationism foreign policy disregards and ignores the hard facts that our enemies would incinerate us. Our geopolitical enemies are always watching closely and perhaps now realize that when a red line is drawn, we honor it.

Singing the blue book blues June 16, 2025

Blue books are the first hopeful sign of common sense emerging from the academic quad in decades. Proving what’s old is still useful.

Viewers like you June 6, 2025

Will public broadcasting possess the moxie to answer to viewers like you?

Baseball’s thorny rose June 2, 2025

When Rose does finally get in, his induction will be sponsored by FanDuel, the official sports book of MLB.   Wanna bet?

A hero in reserve May 24, 2025

With Meyer joining their ranks, it will be another win for all parties for a stronger America

All in a name May 15, 2025

The magnitude, tradition and the grace of the Petrine office can overcome a world filled of anguish and distress.

Shock and awe May 9, 2025

The new pontiff will have his hands full in Europe because if there is one thing they hate more than Christianity – are Americans

The view from the pew May 3, 2025

The next pope needs to immerse his pontificate on matters of faith and not politics. Pope Francis did indeed create a mess. It will be up to the next pontiff to clean it up.

Going yard April 26, 2025

Those who take the government’s coin eventually do the government’s bidding. No one tells Hillsdale College what to do. Harvard and the rest of academia must join them.

College Football’s Spring rite April 23, 2025

Spring, summer, winter or fall, this sure ain’t your daddy’s college football

Easter’s Christian Hunt April 18, 2025

Persecuted Christians risk everything for their faith— daily

Planned Barrenhood April 11, 2025

Anyone who thinks that one person can’t make a difference in the world never raised tariffs

Screen Angels April 3, 2025

Angel Studio’s latest: 'The King of Kings' tells the Gospel story through the eyes of a child in Victorian England

America’s sport export March 31, 2025

With 28% of MLB players foreign born, baseball is heading toward a true World Series, but the question remains will America be tuning in?

Autopen on autopilot March 22, 2025

That a president of the United States was unfit for four years is the biggest scandal in American history. Where is the accountability and reckoning?

Putting it to rest March 15, 2025

Congress has an historic opportunity to restore economic sovereignty. To do anything less is un-American

The homebound hustle March 8, 2025

In our post-COVID world, the pendulum of remote work in the private sector needs to swing back—now.

Returning to sanity February 27, 2025

This is why action from Congress, state legislatures, and the courts is critical to securing permanent protection. Trump’s executive order, while essential, is a victory for women’s sports by restoring the intent and spirit of Title IX, but the fight

Secession’s Hotel California February 21, 2025

Move before a King George III ransom departure tax is enacted by Democrats

A general’s consensus February 15, 2025

A compromised general was pardoned by an equally compromised president

Out of bounds February 7, 2025

There are no losers in the Super Bowl

Expelled: Education got us into this mess—Education can get us out January 30, 2025

If accountability and achievement are truly the goals, the DOE’s monopoly must end. Abolishing the DOE is the necessary step in reforming the American education system

Congressional sideshow January 24, 2025

It is not just a national embarrassment but an international one. The decay of Congress parallels the decline in society.

More than mere politics January 20, 2025

There is an ongoing spiritual war raging with the vulnerable American soul lying in the balance

Lame duck legacy January 10, 2025

This ongoing charade of woke democrats, leftists, and their enabling media should be more than enough to bury them all, but many remain incredulous.

Annual Review Awards II January 1, 2025

12th annual John Filipowicz Award is awarded to former Mount Carmel firefighter Mike Kotzo