Big tech wants us to empathize with robots
They’ve created a serious ethical dilemma for those who wish to defy the woke technocracy
Grayson Quay is a Spectator World columnist and weekend editor at The Week
They’ve created a serious ethical dilemma for those who wish to defy the woke technocracy
The woke, and a few on the right, are ready to jettison the Founding Fathers
And what does Christianity have to do with it?
The Reformation was a top-down affair, an agenda imposed by a cultural and political elite
This is one issue where the culture war should burn hot
Economically maybe, but culture matters too
DIY suicide devices show just how far the misguided quest for individual autonomy will go
The torched cathedral is being given a coat of secular modernist paint
His tragedy shows we need men — and can’t them fall to one political faction or another
The TikTok theories are wrong, but the rapper who played on in Houston did indulge in demonic themes
What lap dances at a Kentucky high school can teach us about the modern self
We can keep what’s best about the game while making it more sustainable and egalitarian
Left-wing McMansionites are making it impossible to build good housing
It might help a little, but the reasons for our low birthrate ultimately run deeper
Pro-lifers could never get away with this
If Roe is struck down, pro-lifers have a long culture war ahead of them
We are entering into a decadent dystopia
Nobody is saved by a ‘worldview’
Vonnegut did plenty to offend the conservative Christian sensibilities that characterized my educational institutions