Discovery Institute’s COSM Technology Summit Returns to Arizona with an AI “Reality Check”
The Innovative Iowa Blueprint Leading the Nation in Education Freedom
Commercial Surrogacy Turns Women into Machines, Babies into Products
The Biochemical Challenge to Darwinian Evolution Turns 30
Stop Treating Homeless People Like Outlaws. It’s Killing Them
Maria DeSersa was 34 years old when she was found dead of a fentanyl overdose in an apartment laundry facility in Federal Way, Washington. She had been a defendant in 24 cases over the span of seven years. Research Fellow and Program Coordinator Marsha Michaelis explores Maria’s tragic story to expose the failures of a lenient criminal justice system and Read More ›
Michael Behe on Thirty Years of Darwin’s Black Box
Educational Institutions Dividing Students Based on Race
The Lancet: Wildfires the Latest “Health Emergency”
Robert J. Marks II on the Benefits and Potential Perils of Artificial Intelligence
Olasky Books: Three interesting gusts of Augustus
August, named after Augustus Caesar, is a good time to look at three books that apply lessons from ancient Rome. The best is Harry Sidebottom’s Those Who Are About to Die: A Day in the Life of a Roman Gladiator (Knopf, 2026). In it we can learn that the lean gladiators of Hollywood spectaculars were rare: A diet heavy on Read More ›
