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The decline of the once-common family ritual comes at great cost.

The question now on the table is whether this instrumental use of suicidal people is what we really want as a society.

Sadly, the organization's upcoming conference will further delegitimize the humanities.

It looks great, but is the curatorial vision awry?

As conservatives have long maintained, big government is an elaborate patronage system for the connected, not a service provider.

Father Mother Sister Brother makes hipness a family trait.

Gender ideology ran rampant in California schools, and Connecticut snuck in a win for 'unhoused people.'

Some of 2025's biggest art discoveries, plus the Swamp art scene spills into 2026.

My hope for myself and my peers is that we learn to think more clearly in this new year, whatever it costs us.

A reply to Wesley Smith ...