Political Narratives Lost in Translation
Understanding the narratives of political economy can improve communication, and help us to appreciate subtle truths about our political moment.
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Solving the Problem of Nonoriginalist Precedent
What should the Supreme Court’s originalist justices do when confronted with nonoriginalist precedents on which citizens have relied?
Why We Need a Politics of the Person
Political philosopher David Walsh highlights the givenness of the person in our hypercritical age.
Ideology and Terror
Zealous ideologues can be dangerous in many ways, but they are specially unsuited to practice medicine.
The Travails of the Nicaraguan Church
Catholic priests are being imprisoned and exiled for refusing to be silent about the abuses of the Ortega regime.
Toleration in America
The concatenation of ideas we call “woke” has transformed tolerance into a norm of forced association, speech, and performance.
Woman in God’s Image
Abigail Favale uses a Christian anthropology to explore the meaning of womanhood.
Searching for Character in Identity
Wokeism is a misguided attempt to achieve the simultaneous twin aims of social equality and social distinction.
The Nuclear Specter over Ukraine
Is the United States and Russia headed towards a nuclear conflict over Ukraine?
Can We “Educate” Anti-Semitism Away?
Tolerance has never been maintained by "education," but by policies and institutions that offer hope for prosperity, social mobility, and accountability.