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High Octane Mix of Religion, Politics, and Employment

High Octane Mix of Religion, Politics, and Employment

By Marvin Olasky | If Fox Sports had fired football analyst Craig James because he went off on an anti-homosexual tirade during a game broadcast, that would be fair. But when James in 2012 said gay civil unions are wrong, homosexuality is “a choice,” and gays will “have to answer to the Lord for their…

Going Where No Science Has Gone Before…

Going Where No Science Has Gone Before…

By Janie B. Cheaney | There’s a fight going on in the pages of The New Republic. Over the last couple of months, evolutionary psychologist Steven Pinker has been duking it out with Leon Wieseltier, literary editor of the magazine, over two great human endeavors: In this corner: “Science,” with a string of…

We’re Drunk…, But Not on Corn Whiskey

We’re Drunk…, But Not on Corn Whiskey

By Anthony Esolen | In October, 1919, a heavily “progressive” Congress passed the Volstead Act enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment, prohibiting, for almost all purposes, the production, sale, and distribution of alcoholic beverages. There are two things everybody has learned from Prohibition. First, it is…

Deeply Troubling Trends on Attitudes Toward Government

Deeply Troubling Trends on Attitudes Toward Government

By Karlyn Bowman and Andrew Rugg | It is hardly news that almost everyone is dissatisfied with Washington these days. But just how bad are the numbers? The editors of AEI’s Political Report look at the polls and find some deeply troubling trends: Trust and confidence in government to handle domestic and…

Should Government Restrict the Candy Supply?

Should Government Restrict the Candy Supply?

By Daren Bakst | What happens if there are too many Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups in the marketplace? What if there’s an influx of imported jelly beans? This simply can’t be allowed. The federal government must restrict supply to ensure that all children can enjoy the right amount of candy this Halloween at…