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  [Michael J. New is an Assistant Professor of Practice at the Busch School of Business at the Catholic University of America and a Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute. The following was posted June 24, 2026 at National Review Online... Read More →

  [Ellie Gardey Holmes is Reporter and Associate Editor at The American Spectator. The following first appeared on March 3, 2026 in The Washington Stand (www.washingtonstand. com), published by the Family Research Council, and is reprinted with permission.]   Planned... Read More →

  [Wesley J. Smith is an author and a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center on Hu-man Exceptionalism. The following was posted June 24, 2026, on National Review Online (www.nationalreview.com).Copyright 2026 by National Review. Reprinted with permission.]  ... Read More →

  [Chuck Donovan served in the Reagan White House as a senior writer and as Deputy Di-rector of Presidential Correspondence until early 1989. He was executive vice president of Family Research Council, a senior fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and founder/president of... Read More →

  [Terry O’Neill is a contributing writer for The B.C. Catholic in Vancouver, British Columbia. The following appeared in The B.C. Catholic (bccatholic.ca) on April 21, 2026, and is reprinted with permission.] A Vancouver priest recovering from a hip fracture at Vancouver... Read More →

  The choice to abort a baby is often driven by poverty and isolation. One study states, “Sixty percent [of women who aborted their children] reported they would have preferred to give birth if they had received more support from others or had more financial security.1”... Read More →

  I recently read news about a British woman named Wendy Duffy, who died in April at an assisted suicide clinic in Switzerland. Duffy’s son, Marcus, passed away some four years ago in a freak accident at their home. Since then, Duffy said, she has wanted to join him in... Read More →

    The struggle to defend human life in all its developmental stages and biological conditions, particularly for defenseless and discarded persons, will not find its footing in the drifting sands of uncertain moral intuitions that guide our secular society. While... Read More →

Daniel K. Williams (University of Notre Dame Press, 2025, hardback, 360 pp., $35 and e-book, $27.99) Reviewed by John M. Grondelski, Ph.D. One of the constant shibboleths about the pro-life position is that it represents and is driven by sectarian dogmatic considerations... Read More →

What comes to mind before any specific image of the day is the smell—acrid, intense, invasive, unique. A mix of incinerated steel, glass, concrete, paper, plastic, jet fuel, and, yes, human remains, criminally cremated at a thousand-plus degrees. The sphere-saturating reek would... Read More →