The end of separation of church and state?
[ 7 minutes to read] For more than two centuries, one principle has occupied a special place in American political culture:…
[ 7 minutes to read] For more than two centuries, one principle has occupied a special place in American political culture:…
[ 8 minutes to read] There is something unusual about diplomats abandoning diplomatic language. More than 100 former senior British and…
[ 11 minutes to read] Hayden Panettiere was famous, successful and recognizable to millions. She was also remarkably open about addiction….
[ 9 minutes to read] A year ago, Donald Trump and Elon Musk appeared to have transformed one of the strangest…
[ 4 minutes to read] The conflict between Israelis and Palestinians is one of the clearest demonstrations of how tribalism can…
[ 5 minutes to read] Politics is supposed to be driven by ideas. Conservatives should defend conservative principles. Progressives should defend…
[ 6 minutes to read] Ask the average American how much of the federal budget goes to foreign aid, and the…
[ 5 minutes to read] The idea looks simple at first. One God. One truth. One chosen people. However, the moment…
[ 4 minutes to read] The world produces enough food. Yet millions starve. Therefore, the problem does not lie in production….
[ 3 minutes to read] You enter a discussion expecting conflict. Because politics creates disagreement, this feels normal. Therefore, when you…
[ 4 minutes to read] The Vatican appears as a purely spiritual institution. It presents itself as a moral authority, a…
[ 5 minutes to read] At first, the idea sounds absurd. Claims about elite satanic rituals belong to fringe forums, not…
[ 6 minutes to read] We like to believe we live in a rational, secular, democratic age, we imagine crowns belong…
[ 3 minutes to read] Public debate fixates on visible authority. Elections dominate headlines. Leaders absorb blame. Parties absorb hope. However,…
[ 4 minutes to read] It sounds exaggerated at first, it sounds provincial. It sounds paranoid. Yet it is sillier to…
[ 4 minutes to read] The rich do not fear the poor as a whole. They fear the poor who think…
[ 5 minutes to read] The Global South is not one voice. It is millions. And among them are those who…
[ 4 minutes to read] The Guardian tells a familiar story. It presents itself as undeterred, it presents itself as independent….
[ 5 minutes to read] The question sounds insane at first. Yet nothing about Venezuela feels normal now. The country collapsed….
[ 6 minutes to read] For centuries, religion ruled the human mind. It shaped laws, justified wars, and promised salvation in…
[ 4 minutes to read] Political corruption is often described as a moral failure, a symptom of greed, or a defect…
[ 5 minutes to read] Democracy was built on a dream. It promised collective wisdom, shared power, and the rule of…
[ 6 minutes to read] Religion does not collapse under poverty. It expands with it. It grows strongest where despair, dependency,…
[ 5 minutes to read] A new kind of elite has emerged—one that does not rule through armies or parliaments, but…
[ 4 minutes to read] The Vatican may be one of the greatest drivers of births in the modern world. It…
[ 5 minutes to read] Freethinkers present themselves as challengers of dogma, defenders of independence, and voices of courage. Yet their…
[ 6 minutes to read] Religion is often described as a source of morality, community, and identity. Yet in much of…
[ 5 minutes to read] A truly global health system could save more lives than any single humanitarian effort in history….
[ 6 minutes to read] Throughout history, people have struggled to possess something of their own. Not out of greed, but…
[ 5 minutes to read] Peter Thiel is one of the most powerful men alive (if you want to sue me,…