The West’s Literacy Emergency – and How It Must Be Combated
In an Atlantic essay, Rose Horowitch reveals the true extent of the West’s literacy crisis. Unless it is reversed, the consequence…
Young Washington and the Rise of a New Conservative Cinema
Against all expectations, Young Washington outperformed Supergirl despite costing a fraction of the latter. Has Hollywood neglecte…
Press 1 – Privilege 0: The Daily Mail’s Welcome Victory over Prince Harry
The Duke of Sussex and a merry band of fellow complainants attempted to subject the UK press to a “guilty until proven innocent” l…
Australian PM Albanese Falls into Politics’ Relatability Trap
Australia’s famously “boring” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese decided to go on a podcast to make himself more relatable. It did no…
Leaked Records Put Peter Thiel's Elite Network in the Spotlight
Peter Thiel is becoming the object of considerable scrutiny as a result of his position at the heart of an intersection between te…
Why Are German Billionaires Afraid to Get Political?
Germany is home to more billionaires than almost any other European country, yet few wield political influence publicly. Unlike El…
The Great “Leaving the World Cup to Become a Dad” Controversy
Belgium’s Jeremy Doku plans to leave his teammates to be at the birth of his child. His choice? Sure. But criticizing it should be…
Doom: Lonely Chinese Adults Now Turning to “Virtual Parents”
In China, frustrated young adults alienated from the tiger-mom parenting that defined Chinese culture for years are now turning to…
Canada Rethinks Psychiatric Euthanasia as Dutch Cases Rise
Canada is backing away from plans to extend assisted dying to people with mental illness, citing concerns over suicidality and the…
“Those who no longer want to live must not be left alone”
In an interview with Statement, Catholic moral theologian Franz-Josef Bormann discusses the fundamental problems arising from the …
Even Fertility Is Politically Partisan in America
Ideology is an increasingly important factor in explaining different fertility rates between political affiliations in America, ac…
US Lawmakers Move to Shut Down Surrogacy Loopholes
Two bills before the US Congress seek to close gaps in surrogacy laws which leave women and children vulnerable to exploitation.
Bonnie Blue and the Insufficiency of the Magic Word “Consent”
Across the Western world, “consent” has become something of a magic word when it comes to sexual matters. Ironically, that same cu…
When Anti-Racism Costs Lives
As Britain reduces compulsory psychiatric treatment, a growing debate asks whether public safety is paying the price.
Oxford Professor Cancels Lectures After Pro-Trans Protests
A case of cancel culture at Oxford University has reignited debate over the threat groupthink poses to academic freedom.