


Wesley J. Smith Discusses Assisted Suicide and Nature Rights on Three Whisky Happy Hour Podcast
Wesley J. Smith appeared on the Three Whisky Happy Hour Podcast to discuss the threat to human exceptionalism and dignity posed by assisted suicide and the nature rights movement. Smith speaks about how he became involved in advocating against assisted suicide in the 1990s and how his work has expanded to include bioethics. The conversation also includes topics such as Read More ›

Sam Brownback on Current Challenges to Religious Freedom

The Statistical Gimmicks Hiding America’s Homelessness Crisis
The official U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development homelessness count is 746,000 people. But the real number is closer to 1.5 million. Why the discrepancy? Because for over a decade, HUD has been employing clever gimmicks that exclude hundreds of thousands of people experiencing homelessness from their numbers. Now, HUD is changing course with meaningful reforms. Senior Fellow Michele Read More ›

Science Suggests Matter and Meaning Are Both Real

Historic Advancement of Education Freedom
In January, Discovery Institute Senior Fellow and American Center for Transforming Education Director Keri D. Ingraham participated in the important School Choice Roundtable at the White House during National School Choice Week. That event marked one of many in which the White House has recognized Ingraham’s significant contributions toward advancing education freedom. Following the event, the White House released a Read More ›

HUD’s Homelessness Reforms Put Human Lives Ahead of Housing Bureaucracy

A Designed Universe Makes Meaning Real, Not Illusory

Why Carbon is Finely Tuned for Life

The Scientific Evidence He Couldn’t Ignore: Dr. Brian Miller’s Journey

Scoring the Universe: A Rubric for Cosmological Design
