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For Immediate Release: Briefs Urge U.S. Supreme Court to Take Washington Firefighters’ Religious Liberty Rights Case Groups including victims of discrimination, religious organizations urge Justices to reject Ninth Circuit gutting of religious employee rights.  Washington, D.C.–Twenty-two states, several religious organizations, including […]  

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Pope Leo’s wise but frustrating first missive on AI

It is becoming increasingly clear that American youth are suffering from collapsing mental and physical health, in part because of screen time, and in part due to a lack of independence, responsibility, and free play.

We need to reckon with the cultural implications of trapping an entire generation at home with nothing useful to do.

Texas could become the tipping point for Senate control in 2027 after James Talarico’s primary victory and a costly Republican runoff.text text text

Expect attention to shift to the Lone Star State, as legacy media and activists converge on the new and unexpected center of the American political universe.

Despite what modern pundits might believe, the Founders understood that freedom and morality are inextricably linked.

SCOTUS struck down ‘conversion therapy’ bans. What are liberal states to do? How about pass laws manipulating the definition of malpractice so that conservative counselors can’t do their job?

The English-speaking world doesn’t use social media more than the rest of the world—but it uses it differently, in ways that may be fueling isolation and despair, writes Arthur Brooks.

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