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The Perils of Prosperity

Delve into the intriguing phenomenon of privileged individuals embracing radical ideologies, from modern-day "champagne socialists" to historical figures like Marx and Osama bin Laden.

Embryos Aren't Property

Hannah Strege, known as 'Snowflake #1' and the first adopted frozen embryo, is igniting a powerful debate about the humanity of embryos after a social media exchange labeled her "donated property."

The Church as Hope for Humanity

America once thrived on the vibrant civil associations Tocqueville observed, but a concerning decline in 'third places' and civic engagement now threatens societal well-being and fosters chronic loneliness.

The IVF Pipeline and a Better Way

While in vitro fertilization (IVF) is widely marketed as the primary solution for infertility, this multi-billion dollar industry often bypasses root causes, incurs high costs and presents significant ethical dilemmas regarding embryo destruction.

A Republic Must be Stewarded

Benjamin Franklin’s famous warning, "a republic, if you can keep it," underscores the profound and ongoing challenge of sustaining America’s constitutional experiment for each new generation.

The Gift of Remembering

While social media thrives on nostalgic trends, the article reveals that our innate desire to remember stems from a much deeper, ancient call with profound spiritual implications.

25 Years After 9/11

Twenty-five years after 9/11, a coherent understanding of its profound impact has largely receded for newer generations, replaced by shifting cultural narratives.

The Power of Naming

President Trump’s audacious renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America, alongside controversial shifts in terms like 'birthing persons,' highlights the profound power wielded through names and how they shape our understanding of reality.

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