I spent last summer as a third-grade teacher in my home state of Mississippi. Delta Health Alliance, a nonprofit organization aiming to improve the public health and educational outcomes of the Mississippi Delta, recruited college students to…
In 2025, a video went viral in Pakistan in which a group of armed men were shown killing a couple. According to the First Information Report (FIR), the act was committed before local tribal leader Sardar Shehbaz Khan, who ordered the couple’s…
“Loved the book, didn’t care for the movie.” A truly good book is not easily compressed into a two- or three-hour format. Difficult choices must be made concerning what parts of the narrative to include, how to present the characters, how to…
So what business do I have saying such a thing? My mom told me that one birthday we had enough welfare money to make asada at the park. Asada. Am I saying I shouldn’t have had asada? No, I should have. But who wants the government to be the one…
During every election, Americans fight over what children should learn. One administration revises history standards and establishes new civics priorities. The next infuses the curriculum with race and gender topics. School board meetings become…
“Write what should not be forgotten” —Isabel Allende For over half a century, no other journalist/political commentator/frustrated novelist had the impact of Malcolm Muggeridge (1903–1990). Yet he is largely forgotten today. Maybe it is time to…
Defenses of religious freedom are often moral. They begin from the premise that conscience is not the property of the state and that no government can justly compel belief, worship, or religious conformity. John Locke’s A Letter Concerning…
Since the publication of Patrick Deneen’s Why Liberalism Failed in 2018, a growing number of conservative and Catholic thinkers have challenged assumptions that long defined the postwar right. Deneen argued that liberalism has weakened the…
Citizenship requires an understanding of how government works, particularly the poorly covered and oft-maligned judicial branch. Few people have ever read the pro-ratification Federalist Papers or even the U.S. Constitution itself. In light of…
In Laborem Exercens, Pope John Paul II affirms that, through work, man must earn his daily bread. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, debates about human dignity in the workplace focused on slavery, forced labor, and the degrading conditions…
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