Category: Opinion

A new international report finds that friends, family, and faith communities shape birth rates as much as finances do — with joy far more than obligation moving people towards parenthood.

As Canada rethinks a controversial medical aid in dying option, “The Vanishing Family” invites us to consider what lives are worth living.

Execute the Ft. Hood shooter if that's what the law demands, but don't turn it into a sideshow.

Britain and France are in trouble, but their overspending is being mirrored in Washington.

Ian Fleming’s literary 007 was no saint. But the man with the license to kill was shaped by a deeper Western moral tradition.

By treating vulnerable human life as an acceptable sacrifice in the pursuit of our ideals, we haven’t advanced society or liberated women.

Steel from the towers now rests in firehouses and town squares across the country. American Muslims need to understand what that memory means to their neighbors, and to claim their…

Adam Smith’s “Wealth of Nations” was published 250 years and has morphed into the Bible of capitalism. Maybe that’s a misunderstanding?

Disruption by algorithms is inevitable. Whether it breaks our mental health or builds our agency depends entirely on which parts of life we refuse to sign over to the machine.

Populist policies that sound great in the short-term always result in long-term pain.