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We Are Nun Too Lost
Why are TikTok influencers suddenly paying attention to nuns?
Duke Law Defies the Supreme Court on Affirmative Action
The DOJ revealed that Duke continues to privilege black and Hispanic applicants at the expense of whites and Asians.
American Birthday Accounts Can Help Solve Our Coming Population Problem
We can fix falling fertility with one program — and it costs hardly anything.
Media and Academia: Increasingly Irrelevant, Increasingly Distrusted
Zero to hero to zero.
Iran Is Rewiring Its Proxy Network
The Islamic Republic’s preparation for renewed regional escalation is making it less vulnerable to outside attacks.
Campaign Speech Lies at the Heart of the First Amendment
That’s why it must be defended, even if doing so is unpopular.
The Overpopulation Panic Dates Back to <i>Odyssey</i> Times
The Trojan War was, according to one ancient account, a population-control measure by Zeus.
Misadventures in Migration
The Moroccan surge into Ceuta raised a few points worth considering.
Is There a Boomer–Zoomer War?
Young people don’t believe that the status quo is setting them up for success. They feel it’s further cushioning the Boomers’ retirement.
A Foreseeable and Dire Munitions Crisis
Not only is this embarrassing, it is dangerous.
Thirty Years Later, Welfare Reform Is Still a Model That Works
The law holds lessons for how we should handle the rest of the social safety net.
The Unwelcome Return of Sentimental Socialism
This would not be the first generation of youth to revel in abstractions while seeking instant community with the like-minded and wrongheaded.
In Cooperstown, What Do Baseball, Havana, and Blackfeet Couture Have in Common?
The famed village’s museums practice good diversity, and here’s how.
Taking the Munitions Shortage Seriously
If we have been strained waging a limited war against Iran, imagine the challenges of a confrontation with Russia or China.
Trump’s Latest Birthright Citizenship and Birth Tourism Orders Narrow the Dispute
There’s no guarantee that Trump’s latest birthright citizenship orders will stand up in court, but they reflect a more serious effort to work within existing law while pushing its borders.
The Small-C Constitutional Problem with <i>Trump v. Slaughter</i>
The power that agencies wield is fundamentally legislative, not executive.
Is Anyone in Iran Willing to Accept Trump’s Surrender?
The Iranians, emboldened as they are, don’t seem willing to take yes for an answer.
<i>Ice Cream Man</i>’s Reign of Future Terror
Eli Roth satirizes Hollywood’s idea of confection.
The Week: Michigan’s Socialist Uprising
Plus: Spain’s migrant crisis.
Is Socialism Really Coming?
History suggests that at least some leftists will come around to conservatism, eventually.
