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Could AI Answer Your Next 911 Call?
In the haste to use AI for everything, we risk replacing something as fundamental as a human voice on the end of the phone in a crisis. Let's slow down…
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Dr. Fauci and Medicine's Branding Crisis
The ire toward Dr. Anthony Fauci is deserved, but he was merely the figurehead of a much larger apparatus that too many Americans trust blindly. The…
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July 2026
Abortion Movement Abandons “Pro-Choice” Pretense
Those who favor abortion’s legality have long rejected any label that they were pro-abortion. Instead, they maintained that they were “pro-choice” or…
Jul 23
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Andrew Tate: Vice Masqueraded as Masculinity
Andrew Tate has spent years building an empire on cruelty masquerading as honesty. Now the most troubling question is not whether he and his brother…
Jul 22
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First Their Lives. Now Their Organs.
When euthanasia became normalized and societally acceptable, there was always going to be a gradual dehumanization of the man. In the next phase…
Jul 10
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Seeing Your Friend Before God
The forgotten eternal dimension of friendship
Jul 3
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June 2026
Silencing Our Architects
Speech is not merely about political expression, nor is it solely an instrument of persuasion. Communication is an act of worship insofar as it is an…
Jun 22
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Why I've Been Writing Less
For the past few months, I’ve been dealing with a degree of exhaustion that I couldn’t quite explain. At first, I thought it was simple fatigue, but it…
Jun 20
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The Moment Belfast Fought Back
A hurley stick, a knife, and a crowd tired of waiting for rescue. The attempted beheading in Belfast became a brief and unsettling symbol of a…
Jun 10
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May 2026
Avoiding the Blackpill Temptation
Watching a man say yes to the call of the priesthood is always stirring. It is all the more so in a diocese plagued by uncertainty and in which personal…
May 29
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The Christian Meaning of Memory
It's not a given that we would care about history. In fact, it is increasingly common for people to treat our history with a sense of resentment. The…
May 27
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We're Trading More Than Goods
Our economic policies and trade preferences are not morally neutral.
May 16
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