I Helped Build NASA’s Latest Space Telescope. Here’s What It Will Do.
Olasky Books: Stories we live by from college to death
Canada Backs Off Euthanasia for Mental Illness, Targets Dementia Patients
The Mystery of Life’s Origin, Then and Now
Power, Politics, and Seattle’s Homelessness Machine
In an eerie, “zombie-like” incident last September, a homeless woman in Seattle attacked another woman, biting a chunk out of her forehead. The homeless woman lives in Seattle’s Downtown Emergency Service Center (DESC) apartments, a homeless service provider that follows the Housing First model, providing housing without any requirements for treatment or sobriety. In this investigation, Senior Fellow and journalist Read More ›
Leasing the Sky: The Technology and Economics of Spectrum Sharing
Restoring the Natural Theology Tradition That Fueled Modern Science
The Immortal Mind with Michael Egnor
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
