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We Are Not Our Own: Childhood in a Technological Age
What has liberalism's anti-child practices meant for justice in society? David L. Schindler elaborates…
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Meryl Streep and the Delusion of Hollywood
For those who missed it, the Golden Globes happened last night. Jimmy Fallon hosted the event, opening the night with a monologue directed at lamenting the 2016 election and casting aspersions about the hell that awaits us come inauguration day. Eventually someone will come up with more original material than
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The Left Doubles Down on ‘Who? Whom?’
Rod Dreher offers his take on the "twitterization of life" and the hysteria that has gripped America.
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How Will History Remember Obama?
"In both race relations and foreign relations, Obama unleashed forces, either deliberately or carelessly, which were beyond his control. And that is how history will also remember him. A man, cynical, and prudent, who could've changed America if he wanted to, but was incapable of moving beyond
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The Case for Michael Flynn
Peter Ferrara explains why Michael Flynn's Reaganesque notion of achieving "peace through strength" is America's best hope for security.
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Bioethics in 2017
What issues could become the top five medical controversies during Trump's first year in the White House?
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Long Live the Personal Library
"We fear the death of physical books because they are our past and present, and we desperately hope they will be our future. They are more than objects: they have become our memories, and losing them would constitute losing a piece of ourselves." In an increasingly digitalized world,
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Teacher Explains Why Schools Can’t Produce Well-Educated Minds
As the U.S. drops in education rankings, parents and schools should be themselves what it means to have a good education.