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EPPC Scholars Submit Comment Supporting EEOC’s Removal of EEO Data Reporting Requirements

Jamie Bryan Hall, Rachel N. Morrison

On August 24, 2026, EPPC Scholars Rachel N. Morrison and Jamie Bryan Hall submitted a public comment supporting a proposed…

Public Comments

PDF / August 25, 2026

EPPC Scholars Submit Comment Supporting Elimination of Disparate-Impact Liability in AmeriCorps’ Regulations

Rachel N. Morrison

On August 24, 2026, EPPC scholars Rachel N. Morrison and Samuel Lucas submitted a public comment supporting a proposed rule…

Public Comments

PDF / August 25, 2026

Cut the VAT

Henry Olsen

European leaders know they need to increase their defence spending to meet threats in the post-Ukraine-invasion, post-Trump world. Most discussions…

Articles

Brussels Signal / August 25, 2026

Colleges Against Books

Stanley Kurtz

Man bites dog? I can top that. Just sink your teeth into my headline for some real news. For the moment, I’m…

Articles

National Review / August 25, 2026

The False Promise of No Contact

Noelle Mering

Around the time nineteen-year-old Alice began cutting ties with her family, she announced on social media that she was bisexual…

Articles

First Things / August 24, 2026

America’s commitments have outrun its fleet

Henry Olsen

News about the problems aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is another tangible sign that America’s military is overstretched. Thankfully, help is on…

Articles

Washington Examiner / August 21, 2026

Star Gazing

Stephen P. White

I remember a moonless summer night at a campsite in North Dakota, almost forty years ago now, when the stars…

Articles

The Catholic Thing / August 20, 2026