The Terror of Goodbye

by John Waters

The prospect of mortality shakes even the firmest faith. Continue Reading »

18 Jul 2019 0

The Quiet Hours of Leonid Brezhnev

by George Weigel

Recent research raises questions about the Kremlin's involvement in the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II. Continue Reading »

17 Jul 2019 0

Corporate Power and the Public Square

by Pete Spiliakos

The law must protect Internet users from the ideological encroachment of big business. Continue Reading »

16 Jul 2019 0

What She Asks, She Obtains

by Stephen Schmalhofer

The Virgin's influence extends to American art. Continue Reading »

15 Jul 2019 0

Vincent Lambert and Relative Justice

by Ed Condon

When all our morality is relative, so too is our justice.  Continue Reading »

13 Jul 2019 0

Of Vincent Lambert and Ethical Rubicons

by Wesley J. Smith

The forced dehydration of a patient in France affirms a deadly bioethics. Continue Reading »

12 Jul 2019 0

A Not-So-Shaggy Dog Story

by John Wilson

A novelist's pen name hides a playful detective tale. Continue Reading »

12 Jul 2019 0

A World Without Mothers

by Ben Sixsmith and Paul Rowan Brian

A new book mounts a radical attack on the biological family. Continue Reading »

11 Jul 2019 0

Herman Wouk, Storyteller

by George Weigel

A devout Jewish writer faced the horrors of war in his work. Continue Reading »

10 Jul 2019 0

Unalienable Rights and Foreign Policy

by Thomas F. Farr

A new commission should reaffirm the traditional place of human rights in American policy-making. Continue Reading »

9 Jul 2019 0