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Foreign countries appear worried that the United States’ immigration crackdown could have spillover effects
Part one of two about how the left wants you to talk about enforcing the law. The post Which Victims of the Police Can You Slander? appeared first on The American Conservative
America’s foreign policy elites don’t seem to care much about the people they kill. The post The Forgotten Casualties in Trump’s Wars appeared first on The American Conservative
Sixty-four percent of American Catholics say the Church should allow women to be ordained as priests, according to Pew Research. In several Latin American countries, women’s ordination is even. The post Nuns Don’t Want to Be Priests appeared first on First Things
First Things is proud to introduce a new podcast series. Secret Third Thing is a show about contemporary culture. First Things editors Virginia Aabram and Germán S. DĂaz del. The post Introducing Secret Third Thing appeared first on First Things
Can a country be built from the internet up? Not as a metaphor or an online community, but as a system that replaces institutions we usually think of as fixed, money, law, and governance. In this conversation taken from The Network State Podcast, a16z cofounder Ben Horowitz joins Balaji Srinivasan to explore how internet native institutions are beginning to mirror and challenge traditional state structures. Drawing parallels to China’s early special economic zones, they discuss how constraine...
The article critiques the concept of "corporate power," arguing that it lacks a clear definition and often obscures more nuanced discussions about the influence of businesses in society.
Labour is "bullish" about beating Reform – with or without Andy Burnham