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The first encyclical letter of Pope Leo XIV has been engaged widely on its substance, but its manner of presentation was also noteworthy—and likely contributed to how much attention. The post The Calculated Spectacle Behind Magnifica Humanitas appeared first on First Things
At their Florida meeting on June 10–12, the American Catholic bishops will vote on proposed revisions to the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People, colloquially known. The post Will the Dallas Charter Update Finally Give Priests Due Process? appeared first on First Things
David Ulevitch speaks with Chris Power, founder and CEO at Hadrian, and Vice Admiral Robert Gaucher, the Pentagon's first direct reporting portfolio manager for submarines, at the opening of Hadrian's Factory Four in Cherokee, Alabama. They discuss the state of America's submarine industrial base, why the Navy now needs more than five times the manufacturing capacity it had a decade ago, and how software-driven factories and a new workforce can close the gap
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Doing everything by war is in fact difficult, expensive, and unsustainable. The post America’s Lost Diplomatic Strength appeared first on The American Conservative