Culture of Death
A selection of recent articles on this topic
How Commercial Surrogacy Targets Military Families
Military wives constitute less than 1 percent of the American population, and they make up between 15…
Same-Sex Marriage and the Degradation of European Law
Until recently, Poland’s definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman seemed inviolable,…
When a Cathedral Disappears
In the center of Stepanakert, the capital city Armenians call the heart of Artsakh, there once stood…
AI Is Not the Culprit
I have a confession to make: I use AI chatbots. A lot. I ask them questions about…
The Culture of Death Loses One—for the Moment
Good news not being thick on the ground these days, I’m delighted to note some very good…
Why Leftists Love Tyranny (ft. Jamie Glazov)
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Jamie Glazov joins…
Repentance and Forgiveness in a Pornified Age
In 2012, one of us asked two dozen young conservative women in San Diego—most aged twenty-five to…
Disney Adulting (ft. Veronica Clarke)
In this episode, Veronica Clarke joins Germán and Virginia (who are subbing in for R. R. Reno)…
Abortion Pills Head to the Supreme Court
Two judicial rulings over mifepristone this month have set the stage for the most important legal battle…
Eugenics as Self-Loathing
to seeHer wanting some illusion in the glassAs much as I want things I cannot have:Assurance that…
The Wrongness of Human Death
Decay and death seem built into the structure of physical creation. Even if there could be a…
Microplastics in Our Souls
The Last Men:Liberalism and the Death of Masculinityby charles cornish-daleregnery, 288 pages, $32.99 Charles Cornish-Dale, who posts…
Surrogacy Is Already Illegal
In 1984, a Virginia physician named H. Barry Jacobs announced a plan to broker human kidneys on…
The Trans War Is Not Over
Prior to the November 2024 election, transgender issues loomed large for many parents, who feared the erosion…
What Drag Queens and Blackface Have in Common
My new book, The Desecration of Man, emerged from something I had noticed while researching questions...
