However, those circumstances are manifestly not met in the case of livestreaming an execution. Indeed, livestreaming this execution would be seriously wrong—certainly from the point of view of ...

At a time when political wisdom seems in desperately short supply, is the revolutionary imposition of a controversial theory ...

Good law requires more than popular approval. It needs an objective standard to measure it against and a legislature that ...

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Perhaps it never made sense to assess student learning using assignments completed at home with little oversight. It may have made sense in the 1960s when prospective cheaters needed to phone a friend ...

To what extent can migration be legitimately regulated and enforced, and under what circumstances may migrants already ...

A friendship begun in 1985, forged in shared Christian faith and encounters with human misery driven by animus toward religion, would become the ground on which a historic legacy would be built. In ...

The typical liberal virtues of respect and tolerance are far too thin. They need a wider array of supporting virtues: humility, docility, temperance, courage, etc. And that such traits are virtues is ...

In this historic year of the semiquincentennial of the United States, it is worth reflecting on the nature of the American experiment in ordered liberty. It is also worth examining the perennial ...

The job of present-day conservatives isn't to tear down, lament, and criticize. Instead we should attempt to preserve the good, while mending those things that are broken. Conservatism has never had a ...

Unlike the Iraq war, Trump’s Iran war is being fought without a clear plan or congressional approval. For these and other reasons, it plainly does not meet the conditions for a morally acceptable war, ...

The University of Notre Dame does not and ought not have the luxury of relegating moral and theological questions to the margins. In its “Institutional Statement Supporting the Choice for Life,” the ...