Publications
How Did ‘Roe’ Fall?
Patrick T. Brown
Two books explore how the landmark decision was overturned—and what might have been.
Articles
The Dispatch / August 24, 2024
The Managerialist Revolution in Medicine
Aaron Kheriaty
Managerialism is destroying good medicine.
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Brownstone Institute / August 23, 2024
No Politics is Local Now
Stephen P. White
Personal morality is downplayed; moral responsibility for various global issues is emphasized.
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The Catholic Thing / August 22, 2024
The Exultant Nature of Today’s Abortion Advocacy
Carl R. Trueman
Where, one might ask, have all the grown-ups gone?
Articles
First Things / August 22, 2024
A Note on Walz and ‘Neighborly Socialism’
Stanley Kurtz
What social-studies teacher nowadays would not have at least some familiarity with Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States?
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National Review Online / August 22, 2024
We’re all postmoderns now
Brad Littlejohn
Our society may embrace a cavalier attitude toward truth, but Christians must refuse to play the game.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / August 22, 2024
Reformed Natural Law?
Brad Littlejohn
Part of the enduring value of natural law is its role for moral deliberation within the Christian community.
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Ad Fontes / August 21, 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.
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The Hub / August 21, 2024
When Was Baseball’s Golden Age?
George Weigel
Oremus that Buck was right, as the possibility that there are at least three Golden Ages suggests.
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Syndicated Column / August 21, 2024
Phone Bans and Parental Choice: Thinking Twice About Smartphone Freedom
Brad Littlejohn
Education has always depended upon collective action.
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Institute for Family Studies / August 19, 2024
Tim Walz, Education Radical
Stanley Kurtz
Minnesota now has the most radical education regime of any state that I know of.
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National Review Online / August 16, 2024