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Postliberalism and Its Discontents (ft. James Wood)

In this episode, James R. Wood joins R. R. Reno on The Editor’s Desk to talk about his recent essay, “Liberalism Is Christianity’s Prodigal Child” from the June/July 2026. The post Postliberalism and Its Discontents (ft. James Wood) appeared first on First Things

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Politics

How the tech bros of AI are breaking our democracy

In his essay this week on the way forward for Britain, Tony Blair posits that "governing in the age of AI will be the principal challenge. And opportunity" for our political class. Karen Hao certainly agrees that it will be one of the defining challenges of our lives. An MIT grad, she started off in Silicon Valley, before turning to journalism and becoming one of the most authoritative reporters on the new world of AI. She is deeply alarmed by the AI race, and by the companies - and men - lea...

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Politics

Christian Groups Could Lose Property Under India’s ‘Dangerous’ New Bill

G. Sudharshan lives with his wife, Renuka, and his children, aged 8 and 5, in a half-built rental house on the outskirts of the southern Indian city of Hyderabad. He drives an auto rickshaw—a motorized version of a pulled rickshaw—while his wife works as a domestic helper in a nearby upscale neighborhood. To supplement the Read more. The post Christian Groups Could Lose Property Under India’s ‘Dangerous’ New Bill appeared first on Christianity Today

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Culture

Breakdown: 1975 Erases Film History

The article critiques the film "Breakdown: 1975" for its historical inaccuracies and failure to accurately represent significant events in cinema history, sparking debate over artistic integrity and representation.

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