Yuval Levin’s Must-Read Primer on America’s Ideological Faultline
The great debate between Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine—and what it means in the Age of Obama.
Posts in category “Culture”
Religion, Charity, and “Effective Altruism”
While many Americans give during the holiday season, the religious are most …
Amazon, the Internet, and Online Hype
Haven’t you heard? Amazon is debuting its very own delivery-by-drone. So Jeff Bezos …
Self-Driving Cars and Why We Want Them
Driving from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta this Thanksgiving weekend, I had the …
Thanksgiving: Offering Our Harvest
Where I grew up, autumn is a season of first fruits. Work-hardened …
Our Evolving Discourse: Communication in the Age of Social Media
The Internet has changed the way we communicate. Most commonly, we see …
“Almost Human” and Our Android Future
A new show explores the intersection of our biology and artifice.
Starting to Share the “Silent Sorrow”
A mother shares the heartbreak of miscarriage, and meaning of children born and unborn.
Common Core and the American Republic
Is the purpose of education—and national life—merely employment?
George Vanderbilt & The Reading of Many Books
Life lessons in finitude from an unmatchable feat.
The “Death of Writing” & Return of Oral Culture
Amidst reports of the ensuing “death of the novel,” former USA Today …
“Humans of New York”: Uncovering a Hidden Community
Brandon Stanton has made a name for himself by taking random pictures …
Searching For a Truly Compassionate Conservatism
No one would deny that American philanthropy is grounded in good motives. …
Health, Education—and Welfare?
Medicine and school are both in crisis after being given from the Church to the marketplace.
Hail to the Redskins!
After Sunday mass at Holy Trinity, the parents left their four boys …
Maryville, Anonymous, and the Hard Questions of Justice
Anonymous’ #OpMaryville #Justice4Daisy is in full swing, promoting the cause of Daisy …
Epicureanism and Regret in Modern Culture
Are we, in modernity, losing our ability to regret?
Religion, Charity, and “Effective Altruism”
While many Americans give during the holiday season, the religious are most …
Amazon, the Internet, and Online Hype
Haven’t you heard? Amazon is debuting its very own delivery-by-drone. So Jeff Bezos …
Self-Driving Cars and Why We Want Them
Driving from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta this Thanksgiving weekend, I had the …
Thanksgiving: Offering Our Harvest
Where I grew up, autumn is a season of first fruits. Work-hardened …
Our Evolving Discourse: Communication in the Age of Social Media
The Internet has changed the way we communicate. Most commonly, we see …
“Almost Human” and Our Android Future
A new show explores the intersection of our biology and artifice.
Starting to Share the “Silent Sorrow”
A mother shares the heartbreak of miscarriage, and meaning of children born and unborn.
Common Core and the American Republic
Is the purpose of education—and national life—merely employment?
George Vanderbilt & The Reading of Many Books
Life lessons in finitude from an unmatchable feat.
The “Death of Writing” & Return of Oral Culture
Amidst reports of the ensuing “death of the novel,” former USA Today …
“Humans of New York”: Uncovering a Hidden Community
Brandon Stanton has made a name for himself by taking random pictures …
Searching For a Truly Compassionate Conservatism
No one would deny that American philanthropy is grounded in good motives. …
Health, Education—and Welfare?
Medicine and school are both in crisis after being given from the Church to the marketplace.
Hail to the Redskins!
After Sunday mass at Holy Trinity, the parents left their four boys …
Maryville, Anonymous, and the Hard Questions of Justice
Anonymous’ #OpMaryville #Justice4Daisy is in full swing, promoting the cause of Daisy …
Epicureanism and Regret in Modern Culture
Are we, in modernity, losing our ability to regret?
