Europe’s Duty to Kill
by Sohrab AhmariThe European Court of Human Rights has ruled that governments can blacklist midwives who refuse to assist with abortions. Continue Reading »
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that governments can blacklist midwives who refuse to assist with abortions. Continue Reading »
In his short story “The Trouble,” the American Catholic writer J. F. Powers refuses to stay in his lane. Continue Reading »
Autumn de Wilde’s Emma. is a fresh and charming take on the Jane Austen heroine. Continue Reading »
Once we start thinking about baptism in the matrix between old and new, our horizon broadens. Continue Reading »
According to the logic of Germany's highest court, the imprisonment of Armin Meiwes for the consensual killing of Bernd-Jürgen Brandes is a grave injustice. Continue Reading »
Nary a public word has been spoken by Vatican diplomacy about the brutality of the Chinese communist regime. Continue Reading »
Fiction is no longer a useful means of grappling with reality. Continue Reading »
Our thoughts on the books we've been reading. Continue Reading »
John Wilson reviews Andrew Klavan’s The Nightmare Feast. Continue Reading »
Our liberal establishment is not averse to the use of threats and intimidation—and even violence—in defense of its causes. Continue Reading »