Yuval Levin

When President George W. Bush announced his embryonic stem cell funding policy in August 2001, it was greeted even by…

Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid have made clear that overturning President Bush’s embryonic-stem-cell-research-funding policy will be high on…

We are beginning to get used to national security elections in America. The 2006 election cycle was the third in…

In the buildup to this year’s election, Democrats sought to use the stem-cell debate to pressure Republican candidates. Press reports…

This November, voters in Missouri will be asked to consider a ballot initiative on human cloning and embryonic-stem-cell research. The…

We are accustomed to thinking of science as morally neutral, and of the ethical dilemmas it raises as problems of…

In the five years since President Bush announced his policy on the federal funding of embryonic stem-cell research, his opponents…

Debates about technology are really debates about the future—what it is, who lives there, how we get there, and what…

Bioethics has fast become a high priority for American conservatives. Yuval Levin asks why, and then ponders the paradox of…