Bioethics and American Democracy publication

The Cautionary Tale of Canada’s Euthanasia Regime: An Interview with Alexander Raikin

Alexander Raikin

In a generation, we will be speaking of euthanasia the same way that we speak of forced sterilization.

Articles, Interviews

European Conservative / October 9, 2024

Homeschooling Gave Medicine a Blueprint

Aaron Kheriaty

As I explored in two recent posts (“The Managerialist Revolution in Medicine” and “Why We Are Sick“), our medical institutions—from hospitals and…

Articles

Brownstone Institute / October 4, 2024

Why We Are Sick

Aaron Kheriaty

How monopolized, industrialized, managerialist medicine is harming us and how we can remedy our ills.

Articles

Human Flourishing / September 11, 2024

Origins of the Modern Euthanasia Movement

Aaron Rothstein

As the ink on my medical degree was still drying, I covered a hospital’s oncology service at night, taking care…

Articles

National Affairs / September 1, 2024

The Managerialist Revolution in Medicine

Aaron Kheriaty

Managerialism is destroying good medicine.

Articles

Brownstone Institute / August 23, 2024

We were promised MAiD would be rare. Instead, Canadian euthanasia deaths are soaring

Alexander Raikin

This rapid growth rate is a uniquely Canadian problem.

Articles

The Hub / August 21, 2024

From Exceptional to Routine: The Rise of Euthanasia in Canada

Alexander Raikin

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Cardus / August 7, 2024

Is Donald Trump a Threat to Democracy?

Alexander Raikin

Fact: Most judges appointed by Trump ruled against him in election interference cases.

Articles

Breaking Battlegrounds / July 31, 2024

The Closing of the Internet Mind

Aaron Kheriaty

The definition of online freedom has been depressingly constricted over the last thirty years.

Articles

The American Mind / May 22, 2024

The Latent Fascism of Today’s Anti-Fascists

Aaron Kheriaty

Denying a universal shared rationality marks modern anti-fascists as the very thing they claim to fight.

Articles

Brownstone Institute / May 10, 2024

SCOTUS Errs In Murthy v. Missouri By Assuming Big Tech Is Just Like Print Media

Aaron Kheriaty

The government’s relationship with social media is not analogous to government interactions with print media.

Articles

The Federalist / March 28, 2024

Physician Burnout

Aaron Rothstein

Doctors don’t necessarily need less work to assuage burnout; they need to do more of the vocational work that gives their profession meaning.

Articles

National Affairs / January 1, 2024