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People respond to incentives, whether real or imagined. Some sort of migrant surge was foreseeable
We shouldn’t dismantle a system that has served patients well for decades
In his June 2 Wall Street Journal column, Jason L. Riley noted a disturbing trend in our American moment: “According to the Department of Labor, 1 in 3 men. The post The Work Ethic Incarnate appeared first on First Things
Tourism makes fact seem fiction. I feel confident Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa, and I believe it is a great portrait, until I get to the room. The post The Man Who Built the Trojan Horse appeared first on First Things
Immediately after the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) consecrated four new bishops in an Alpine meadow next to its seminary at Écône, Switzerland, it received a personal message. The post The Wandering Bishops appeared first on First Things
What really happened in Spanish Africa last week? The post The Ceuta Affair Tests American ‘Civilizationism’ appeared first on The American Conservative
Sanae Takaichi’s foreign policy might be too bold even for the Trump administration. The post Japanese PM’s China Hawkism Garners Diminishing Support appeared first on The American Conservative
Nearly six months into the conflict, the United States is further than ever from victory. The post Why Are We Still at War With Iran? appeared first on The American Conservative
The article explores the severe impact of El Niño on Southeast Asia, highlighting rising temperatures, drought conditions, and the resulting challenges for agriculture and water resources in the region.