
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…

Pope Leo XIV's migration message has won praise and criticism alike. Many European Catholics now ask whether the Church is paying …

Vitamins, minerals and sports powders are sold as shortcuts to better health. But for many people they are unnecessary – and when …

Against all expectations, Young Washington outperformed Supergirl despite costing a fraction of the latter. Has Hollywood neglecte…

Ever more children are growing up without siblings, with consequences that have not been considered in full. Slowly but surely, th…

Sweden's ban on cousin marriage could signal a wider European shift as Britain debates genetics, integration and family law.

Enoch Burke, whose dispute with his former employer and the Irish state has attracted international attention, has been released f…

Whey, casein or plant-based: choosing the right protein powder depends on diet, training goals and how it will be used.

Seven nurses have secured a £187,000 payout from an NHS trust after its changing-room policy forced them to share facilities with …

A joint political declaration calls for a temporary, worldwide suspension of surrogacy and sets out a shared commitment to the glo…

Peter Thiel is becoming the object of considerable scrutiny as a result of his position at the heart of an intersection between te…

Germany is home to more billionaires than almost any other European country, yet few wield political influence publicly. Unlike El…

The search for meaning is fundamental to our civilization. At the ARC conference, social scientist Arthur C. Brooks offered a vivi…

Two powerful earthquakes have struck Venezuela, causing severe damage in Caracas and nearby coastal areas. Rescue workers are sear…

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…