


Poking Holes in California’s Prop 50: See-Through Envelopes and Lack of Voter Privacy
For years, concerns about the lack of voting integrity in California have simmered beneath the surface — concerns rooted foremost in the absence of a requirement for valid identification at the polls. This has been a central issue for Republicans, who have fought for decades to implement common-sense verification measures, yet repeatedly found their efforts stymied by Democrats resistant to Read More ›

Indiana Is Innovating Education—More Than Any Other State

Keri D. Ingraham & Bryan Mistele Discuss Recent Victories & Advancements in K-12 Education

News Nation Reports on the Relationship Between Homelessness Industry and Antifa

Medical Journal Screed Decries All Fetal Personhood Laws

Housing Without Healing Won’t Cure Homelessness

New Report: How Extremists Infiltrated Homelessness Advocacy in America

The World Series of religion and baseball
Intellectuals who paid attention when Molly Worthen became a Christian—see Olasky Books for August—should note as well the publication this month of Charles Murray’s Taking Religion Seriously (Encounter). In it the formerly agnostic scholar gives reasons, including “the brute facts of the big bang,” for his new belief in God. Much of the book details Murray’s exploration of Christian claims. Read More ›
