Publications
Shrieking Leftist Women Can’t Boss Trump’s Nominees Or Anyone Else Around Anymore
Carrie Gress
About 15 years ago, my infant daughter and I went to Mass in the Washington, D.C., area at one of…
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The Federalist / February 13, 2025
Russia’s Sacrilegious War on Ukraine
George Weigel
Today’s Russian Orthodox leadership is a theological, moral, and pastoral train wreck. U.S. foreign policy can’t fix that. Nonetheless, those…
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Syndicated Column / February 12, 2025
AI and Chatting with Your Future Self
Francis X. Maier
Earlier this month, in its regular Artificial Intelligence section, the Wall Street Journal ran a 2,000-word feature – for a newspaper, that’s serious ink –…
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The Catholic Thing / February 12, 2025
Something Spiritual This Way Comes
Patrick T. Brown
In a new book, Ross Douthat wants to make faith normal again.
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The Dispatch / February 9, 2025
This Is No Time to Go Wobbly on Screen Use
Clare Morell
Adults have a responsibility not only to monitor but to guide children’s engagement with technology.
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Wall Street Journal / February 9, 2025
The Vice President, Immigration, and a Way Forward
Stephen P. White
Our country’s immigration system is a colossal mess. Few would argue otherwise. It is the responsibility and duty of the…
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The Catholic Thing / February 6, 2025
Purity Culture Isn’t the Problem
Carl R. Trueman
The last decade witnessed a sharp turn against the so-called purity culture that emerged in the 1990s American Christian scene….
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First Things / February 6, 2025
In Search of a Free Market
Brad Littlejohn
The slippery liberties of consumer capitalism.
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Comment / February 6, 2025
Manners, Methods, and Greatness
George Weigel
Browsing Footprints in Time, the memoirs of Winston Churchill’s longtime private secretary, John Colville, I found a tale from eighty years ago…
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Syndicated Column / February 5, 2025
You can love your family and your neighbor
Andrew T. Walker
A rightly ordered love moves outward from those closest to you to the broader world.
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WORLD Opinions / February 3, 2025
China, DeepSeek, and American Complacency
Francis X. Maier
History is a heartless teacher. Three hundred years before Christ, Carthage was a prosperous commercial empire dominating the Mediterranean, sustained…
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First Things / February 3, 2025