Publications
Macron should be a clever statesman and pardon Le Pen
Henry Olsen
Macron has a chance to be clever, pardon Le Pen to burnish his reputation with Trump.
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Brussels Signal / April 8, 2025
Trump’s Reagan Reset Moment
Henry Olsen
History provides a roadmap for a popular tariff future.
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Commonplace / April 8, 2025
The Future of the Seventh Circuit
Michael Fragoso
Chief Judge Diane Sykes stepping down from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, this leaves a hole…
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National Review Online / April 8, 2025
Kicking Politics Out of Texas Schools
Stanley Kurtz
Texas has got a problem with politicized schools. K–12 student walkouts for purposes of political protest or legislative lobbying have…
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National Review Online / April 8, 2025
The Prophetic Tommy Lascelles
George Weigel
His 20th-century observations about the character of King Edward VIII are newly relevant in the Washington, D.C., of the 21st.
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National Review Online / April 5, 2025
No, The Senate Shouldn’t Let Even More Unaccountable Bureaucrats Decide What The Law Says
Michael Fragoso
Senate Republicans obviously shouldn’t outsource their legislative prerogatives to the parliamentarian.
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The Federalist / April 4, 2025
The Bloodless Calvary
Aaron Kheriaty
n this series I have introduced the brief prayer, doce me passionem Tuam—teach me Your suffering—a simple aspiration we can pray many times…
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Catholic Exchange / April 4, 2025
Trump is neglecting moderates
Henry Olsen
Harsh partisanship hurts presidents.
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UnHerd / April 3, 2025
Stronger Families; Stronger Priests
Stephen P. White
In 2022, The Catholic Project at The Catholic University of America – where I serve as director – conducted the…
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The Catholic Thing / April 3, 2025
Protestants Need Virtue Ethics
Carl R. Trueman
It is no profound insight to note that one of the great challenges of our time is how to respond…
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First Things / April 3, 2025