Canada’s assisted suicide laws are out of control
The country has sleepwalked into a moral maze with no exit
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Tuesday
The reality of raising an autistic child
My son, 42, was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome on his 13th birthday in 1996
Would taking back lost territories make Ukraine whole again?
Restoring Ukraine’s prewar borders sounds, on the face of it, a just solution to an unjust invasion
Is the religious right shifting?
The demographics of the United States and Europe suggest the left and right alike will feel the need to enlist support beyond Judeo-Christian boundaries
The bully doctrine
The doctrine boils down to this: the more threatening a person is, the less threatening he is
Israel and Iran come full circle
The Islamic Republic today is a markedly different entity from that of ten years ago
A farewell to summer
Politicians I can do without, but I miss the whales
What folklore can teach us about our online lives
Like fairyland and the astral plane, the online world is navigable only if you learn its rules
Why people are falling in love with chatbots
The social media platform Reddit now features a community entitled MyBoyfriendIsAI, with around 20,000 members
Can stablecoins make America the crypto capital of the world?
If the dollar dominates stablecoins, America could dominate global finance for centuries
Tuesday
Go to church
The Trump administration should encourage not a fiery MAGA response but a return to church
The masses have had enough
We are ready to rally around what is good, even if it’s a bit crass, and to stand firmly against what is dangerous and broken
Nihilism is destroying young minds
Before the internet, killing manifestos would have stayed in evidence lockers. Now they circulate endlessly online
Is Kash Patel up to the job?
If the Kirk assassination really does herald a new ‘Days of Rage,’ then the FBI needs to be ready. Does its Director have what it takes?
Why tech leaders are obsessing over Heaven and Hell
Mavens argue that Silicon Valley’s engineers should see their work as part of a greater divine plan
The inadequate response of Christian leaders to Charlie Kirk’s death
On the day of the assassination, the Pope tweeted not about Charlie, truth, or martyrdom, but about migrants
How does the American right move on?
Charlie was unafraid to go anywhere and make the case for what he believed
Iryna Zarutska and Charlie Kirk have exposed the media’s depravity
The disabused lineaments of common sense are everywhere taking shape again
The blurred lines between politics and common morality
Disagreeing with the left, or the right, doesn’t make you a bad person – celebrating naked evil does
I’m done with default illiberalism
Most Americans have more in common with Charlie Kirk than with the alleged shooter or the elites making excuses