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You can tell it’s an election year when…
Some psychology researchers are demonizing or marginalizing voters with opposing views and calling it “science.”
Will France take a new strategic direction under Hollande?
Will the new French president end up playing the Gaullist hand?
101 books Gen Ys must read before they die
Looking for controversy? Here it is: the must-read list for people who hate to read.
Without the marriage plot, what’s left of the novel?
When romance and marriage are entirely an individual thing the drama of the characters narrows accordingly.
Ottawa’s award-winning way of killing off childhood
A tell-all exhibition in a national museum normalizes sexual experimentation for kids -- with government funding.
Better than IVF
Infertility is a complex problem. But one thing is certain: don't make children a postscript to a career.
Obama devolves
The President has twisted immutable truths in the Constitution and Christianity into their opposites.
Is it time to euthanase those Nazi arguments?
Comparisons with Nazi policies are not necessarily "cheap shots", but they often are. How to tell the difference?
Putin faces a changing Europe
Personal relationships with heads of state give way to new geopolitical dynamics.
Religion has its rights in the public square
There are no historical or rational grounds for denying faith a public voice.
A ground-breaking abortion study from Chile
Before 1989 abortion was legal in Chile; after 1989 it was illegal. The author of a controversial study explains what happened to women's health.
Chile study challenges the “safe abortion” myth
Contrary to claims, a ban on abortion is consistent with one of the world’s lowest maternal mortality rates.
The debate Canada needs to have
Why are Canadians reluctant to have a debate about the ethics of destroying the most vulnerable human life?
Is it better never to have been born?
The joys of bringing a child into the world are not persuasive for some contemporary philosophers.
The shining city on a hill slams its doors
The Obama Administration's treatment of two Chinese dissidents has been shameful.
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