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There are things one shouldn’t get over too quickly, and things one should never get used to.

Shireen Abu Akleh’s death is indicative of the dangers faced by journalists as governments increasingly clamp down on press freedoms.

Legislation proposed across the country uses misinformation to target transgender children.

Taxing unrealized capital gains is a good idea, but we could go farther in recognizing the societal threat posed by extreme inequality.

French authors Jean-Luc Marion and Chantal Delsol address the future of Catholicism in a post-Christian society.

Maureen O’Connell’s book examines American Catholic anti-Blackness, using her own family’s history as a starting point.

Tadeusz Borowski’s ‘Here in Our Auschwitz and Other Stories’ explores the complex social, political, and intellectual climate of Nazi Germany.

In his long career as a writer and editor, John Leo acted as a sentry against the cultural encroachments of dogmatic liberalism.

“It was important that I forgive her and all my former torturers because they were repositories of my childhood, living rosaries of shared, idiosyncratic memories.”

John McWhorter spies a new religion. But his argument against “wokism” resists complexity and downplays the forces the woke aim to combat.

The most fundamental forces causing ongoing changes in agriculture in India are the same in every nation on the planet, and they are irreversible.