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

The Woke Fever Broke, So Why Is Bezos Still Banning Ryan Anderson’s Book On Transgenderism?

Nathanael Blake

When Harry Became Sally is still banned on Amazon, even as the vibes have shifted and Trump successfully campaigned against gender ideology.

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The Federalist / January 31, 2025