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February 11, 2012
Report: Economic experts blast revised HHS mandate
October 30, 2025
From Her to Here: Can Tech Cure Loneliness?
Recently, Sam Altman announced that OpenAI is considering allowing more personal—and even erotic—content for adult users, which reignited a broader conversation about the future of artificial intelligence. This might remind you of Her, the 2013 film in which a lonely man falls in love with his operating system. Continue Reading...
April 16, 2025
Live Not by Lies Is More than a Movie
Angel Studios is a rare enterprise in American film, trying to put together popularity, prestige, Christianity, and new media. They had a major hit with Sound of Freedom (2023), then aimed for the Oscars with Bonhoeffer (2024). Continue Reading...
March 05, 2025
Jonathan Rauch Is at Cross Purposes with Himself
An old joke: A man walks into a psychiatrist’s office and says, “Doctor, my brother is crazy. He thinks he’s a chicken.” The doctor ponders this and suggests that the man bring his brother in to be treated. Continue Reading...
September 04, 2024
The Road to Serfdom at 80
F.A. Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom (1944) is often portrayed as a mid-20th-century economist’s restatement of a 19th-century case for unreconstructed laissez-faire economics. Anyone who has read the text, however, knows that this is a serious misrepresentation of Hayek’s most famous book. Continue Reading...
July 12, 2024
Michael Novak’s Freedom with Justice at 40
The question of Catholicism’s consonance with liberalism is not new, as the Church first responded to the “social question” beginning in the late 19th century. It’s become timely again with the rise of Catholic postliberal movements. Continue Reading...
December 13, 2023
The Quiet Revolution of Place
Sociologist Robert Nisbet declared our era to be “singularly weak” in social inventiveness. In a new book on local solutions to America’s social ills, author Seth Kaplan agrees—with some exceptions. “Our modern era is not the first one in which the U.S. Continue Reading...
March 22, 2021
Murray Rothbard on Christianity, Catholicism, and theology
A hidden gem of Murray Rothbard’s thinking on the “Whig Theory of History” was published by the Mises Institute here in 2010. This publication was excerpted from an edited transcript of “Ideology and Theories of History” (ITH), the first in a series of six lectures on the history of economic thought given by Rothbard in 1986, published here in 2006. Continue Reading...
February 24, 2021
Xavier Becerra would destroy the First Amendment
If Xavier Becerra wins confirmation as secretary of Health and Human Services, he will make history, because Becerra would likely become the first Cabinet secretary to believe the First Amendment does not grant churches the freedom of religion. Continue Reading...
