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Kids These Days
Stephen P. White
I’m old enough now to be the sort of person who will occasionally observe, in all apparent earnestness, that being…
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The Catholic Thing / July 23, 2026
Blanche, Cornyn, Tillis, and Mifepristone
Michael Fragoso
Mifepristone kills children and should, ideally, be banned. I have no doubt that the various FDA rulemakings to which it…
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National Review / July 23, 2026
Democrats are hoping for a Nebraska or Montana Senate surprise
Henry Olsen
Could Democratic control of the Senate be secured by two candidates without a “D” after their names? High-profile independent candidacies…
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The Washington Post / July 22, 2026
Ukraine and the Limits of Dialogue
George Weigel
For months now, I have been receiving alarming, early-morning text messages from Major-Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk of Kyiv-Halyč, leader of the…
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National Catholic Register / July 22, 2026
Lindsey Graham and Judicial Nominations
Michael Fragoso
The news early Sunday morning that Senator Lindsey Graham passed away was shocking. He was an institution in the Senate…
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National Review / July 21, 2026
Europe’s World Cup travellers come home wanting what America has
Henry Olsen
America’s hosting of the World Cup was clearly good for FIFA and the cause of promoting football (soccer) to Americans….
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Brussels Signal / July 21, 2026
Why they hate homeschooling
Nathanael Blake
It’s not complicated: They just hate homeschooling. That’s why, in a recent episode of popular left-wing podcast I’ve Had It, host…
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WORLD / July 21, 2026
C.S. Lewis and Gender Ideology
Nathanael Blake
C.S. Lewis can’t fix everything. It is tempting to try, though. Lewis was a wise and learned man with a…
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Kirk Center / July 19, 2026
Stanley Kurtz
A venerable institution is taken over by leftists who loathe America, free enterprise, religion, and the founding ideals of the…
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National Review / July 18, 2026
Thoughts from the Memory Hole
Francis X. Maier
Americans don’t suffer from amnesia. We prefer it. Memory shapes who we are as individuals, a nation, and a culture. But we define…
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The Catholic Thing / July 17, 2026
The right-wing gaze
Andrew Walker
Ben Sasse is dying of pancreatic cancer, which leaves him no longer sensing the need for anyone’s approval. Let me…
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WORLD / July 17, 2026