After the Midterms, the Culture Wars Will Not Go Away

After the midterms, the left made its predictable attack on the culture war: The blue wave was just one more proof that issues like abortion are passé. It’s time to move on to more important social justice issues—as if procured abortion has nothing to do with social justice Such dribble can be … Read more

Born that Way, but Now Out of Style?

In 2021, nearly one in three ninth-grade girls in America told federal researchers that they were lesbian or bisexual. By 2025, fewer than one in five did. Psychologist Jean Twenge analyzed the Centers for Disease Control’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey. She reports that lesbian and bisexual identification among ninth-grade girls fell from … Read more

They Welcomed Barabbas Then, and They Welcome him Again

The signs are everywhere; on front lawns, in coffee-shop windows, on the doors of campus ministry offices. “All Are Welcome.” “Hate Has No Home Here.” “Love is love.” These are catchy phrases that often prove false. These slogans don’t apply the moment a young man in a red sash unfurls a banner … Read more

You Cannot Heat a Home with a Climate Lawsuit

You Cannot Heat a Home with a Climate Lawsuit

On October 5, the United States Supreme Court heard the arguments in the case of Suncor v. the City of Boulder to determine if there is merit in proceeding. This is an environmental case in which the city of Boulder, Co. is suing oil companies, ExxonMobil and Suncor, for alleged “climate related … Read more