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When a nation’s inhabitants resort to destroying their own public goods, things are far from the way they should be.
New threats to our livelihood may come at alarming rates, but our responsibility as Christians remains the same.
Artificial intelligence promises considerable benefits, but convenience should never become an excuse for surrendering independent judgment.
A profound issue of public policy is at stake, and the essence of the medical arts in an advanced society is also on the table.
Americans have taken it for granted that public safety has undergone a shocking revival.
“The history of America, the history of my country, is covered with the fingerprints of antiquity.”
A substantial plurality (and near majority) of professors at America’s most premier university oppose hiring faculty with different views.
Some courts have expanded the scope of what counts as “cruel and unusual” to fit the cultural trend.
“Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed.”
It’s shocking and unconscionable that a pill sending 10% of women to the ER doesn’t even require a doctor’s visit or approval.
Catholic and Protestant couples “enjoy the happiest marriages in America.”
Who watches the AI watchmen matters. What happens to the rest of us if they fail matters more.
“If there are any other moral cowards who haven’t yet left this hall — please do so now.”
This has translated to women in professional sports losing $501,498 in prize money.
“I really just couldn’t believe it. … I was just shocked.”
There is no more important decision pending in our nation today than these trials of APR.
“We are witnessing another form of apartheid, which is called apartheid against women.”
“ActBlue’s policies that allegedly ‘prevent’ illegal, fraudulent political contributions could be bypassed easily by foreign actors.”
“Why would we deny women safe places? Why would women give a membership to a man in Kappa Kappa Gamma?”
