Why is marriage good? Is it only good for the material benefits it may provide individuals, like relational security and legal protection? Or is there an intrinsic good to marriage that can’t be analyzed with science? Social and political philosopher John Mancini joins the podcast to kick off the next series, Know About Family Formation. John argues that there is...

Questions for RFK in the Senate focus on vaccines, autism, and healthcare policies.

By: Noah Rothman – nationalreview.com – September 4, 2025 A metaphor no more. We are going to wage combat against drug cartels that are flooding American streets and killing Americans,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday night. America’s “war on drugs,” he revealed, was a metaphor no more. Indeed, open hostilities had already begun. Earlier that evening, the firepower U.S. Southern...

It’s amazing what can be said out loud, into a microphone, once the political winds change.

Years after the pandemic, chronic absenteeism persists in K-12 education.

He’s sending in the National Guard; he’s firing federal bosses — the turbulence of Trump’s second administration continues, with his “resistance” still in disarray. And although the White House’s policy maelstrom has made things less predictable for American businesses, there’s one big lesson the executive suite and middle management should learn from the president’s strategy: don’t sweat the small stuff.

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President Trump addresses America’s hidden war with new policies targeting overdose deaths and murders that killed nearly 100,000 people in the United States.

I know transgenderism is fake because I know what the “before” looks like.

No one likes airplane food—which almost inevitably means small portions, limited options, and the unavoidable presence of chicken. Despite bland offerings, passengers are usually just hungry enough—or just bored enough—to eat anyway. In K-12 (primary and secondary) schools in the U.S., academic standards are the equivalent of airline food.