Stories about everything from motherhood, faith, and grief, to classical-Christian education, current events, and the writing life.
Three essential reads for the season: a life-changing book on metabolic health, a defense of free speech in an age of rage, and a manual for Christian dissidents facing soft totalitarianism.
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Biden's 1,500-page rewrite of Title IX replaces biological sex with gender identity, stripping women of privacy, safety, and fair competition — and igniting a nationwide wave of lawsuits and defiance.
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From leaked WPATH files exposing reckless gender procedures on minors to Douglas Murray's stirring defense of Israel, here are the stories and voices worth your attention this summer.
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The American College of Pediatricians is challenging the forced consensus on transgender interventions for children — a long-overdue stand against procedures that cause immeasurable harm.
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The legacy of motherhood reaches far beyond the blink of our years here on earth — a truth Walt Chantry captured beautifully, and one that reminds me of my own mom.
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Jordan Peterson's We Who Wrestle With God Tour was riveting — a journey into the depths of intellect and faith that demands keen listening and rewards attentive reflection.
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My son and I spent four inspiring days at America Fest in Phoenix, hearing from the best and brightest thinkers — from Tucker Carlson to Yeonmi Park — and left encouraged about the country's future.
Read more Launching a new feature to spotlight the stories and voices that matter — from Victor Davis Hanson on America's cultural collapse to a former Israeli hostage's harrowing account of captivity.
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I returned to the Moms on a Mission podcast to discuss Hamas's propaganda machine, the horrific war crimes of October 7, and why calls for a ceasefire miss the mark.
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From Malcolm Guite's poetry to Van Honthorst's luminous Nativity to Dickens's divine ghost tale, the best of Advent invites us to encounter the mystery of the incarnation through literature, art, and music.
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Twenty-two years after 9/11, the firefighters' courage endures as an intended legacy — but the expansion of an American police state and an irresponsible press threaten the freedoms those heroes died to defend.
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