And the Petulance Prize Goes To . . .

by Charlotte Allen

The catty rhetoric of both Fr. James Martin and his conservative foes has resulted in more bridges being dynamited than built.  Continue Reading »

29 Sep 2017 0

Euthanasia for Alzheimer’s Patients?

by Wesley J. Smith

More and more countries favor policies permitting Alzheimer's patients to be euthanized.  Continue Reading »

29 Sep 2017 0

Pornography Is Worse than Feminism

by Samuel D. James

If the Playboy legacy frustrates feminists, fine. But we cannot celebrate it, because porn is even worse than feminism. Continue Reading »

29 Sep 2017 0

The GOP Bubble

by Pete Spiliakos

Conventional Republicans continue trying to sell their unpopular agenda by appealing to Reagan nostalgia—but they're facing problems. Continue Reading »

28 Sep 2017 0

This Sporting Life

by Carl R. Trueman

Why does our culture allot special importance to the political views of NFL players? It is a sign of modern society's absurdity.  Continue Reading »

28 Sep 2017 0

Ban the Laptops, Yes

by Mark Bauerlein

The empirical evidence against computers in the classroom is mounting. Continue Reading »

27 Sep 2017 0

The Transmigration of Theological Nonsense

by George Weigel

The Church is not “ours”; the Church is Christ’s. Continue Reading »

27 Sep 2017 0

The Lost Purpose of Learning

by Joseph Clair

The four-year journey to college is a cultural tradition deeply embedded in the American psyche. But has it become an empty routine?  Continue Reading »

26 Sep 2017 0

Euthanasia and the Belgian Brothers of Charity

by Charles C. Camosy

The Roman Catholic Brothers of Charity in Belgium have capitulated to their home country’s embrace of euthanasia. Continue Reading »

26 Sep 2017 0

Searching for Ted Kaczynski

by Elliot Milco

Manhunt: Unabomber revisits the story of Ted Kaczynski, the domestic terrorist who waged a decades-long bombing campaign from a one-room cabin in Montana. Continue Reading »

26 Sep 2017 0